Did you ever wonder what happens when a school embraces the great outdoors? At Tegelhagens skola in Sollentuna, nature isn’t just a subject; it’s a classroom. Tegelhagens skola sits right on the edge of the Tegelhagen nature reserve. This unique location allows teachers to seamlessly integrate the surrounding forest and landscape into their lessons. Imagine learning about ecosystems firsthand, right outside your classroom door. Tegelhagens skola caters to around 620 students, from preschool up to ninth grade, with an additional after-school program for the younger children. The school prides itself on high academic standards and impressive student outcomes. This isn’t just about test scores. Tegelhagens skola is deeply committed to nurturing the whole child. Their aim is to help students blossom into independent, socially adept, competent, and unique individuals. They call it “future learning,” and it’s evident in their two key focus areas: digitalization and outdoor education. Every student at Tegelhagens skola utilizes computers and iPads as learning tools. This tech-savvy approach isn’t just about gadgets; it’s about preparing students for the digital world. The school’s dedication to outdoor education goes beyond simple nature walks. It’s a philosophy where practical and theoretical learning intertwine. This hands-on approach strengthens learning and fosters a deep appreciation for the environment. The architectural design of the school building itself reflects this commitment. Completed in 2019, the building, designed by White Arkitekter AB, cost approximately 250 million SEK and spans 8,900 square meters. It’s designed to blur the lines between indoors and out, with classrooms extending into the schoolyard and nature spilling into the learning spaces. Tegelhagens skola isn’t just a school; it’s a vibrant learning ecosystem. A place where education extends beyond the four walls of a classroom and into the natural world. A place where students aren’t just taught; they’re inspired to grow, learn, and thrive.
Центральный дом работников искусств
Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to