Da Vinci School Hartberg: Creativity and eco -pedagogy for your child!

Da Vinci School Hartberg: Creativity and eco -pedagogy for your child!

In the heart of the Ökopark in Hartberg, the Da Vinci School blooms. This modern, reform pedagogical institution is committed to education in a very special way. As reports [meinzirk.at] (https://www.meinbezirk.at/hartberg-fuerstenfeld/c-regionauten-community/bildung-diest-- sustaining-investition-fuer-kind_a7369267), a family, respectful and disruptive atmosphere is respected here and teachers estimates.

The focus of the Da Vinci School is on creativity, bionics and research. The school, which offers the first two school levels for children between the ages of 6 and 14, attaches particular importance to social interaction, the development of joy of learning and promoting talents. Another important part of the program is the English lessons with native speakers, which helps the students to consolidate their language skills from scratch.

innovative learning with digital reading boxes

An exciting project that the students of the 3rd and 4. Primaria have created are the digital reading boxes. These creative collections, which contain typical objects, information and creative elements, support the presentation skills of the students. They show important facts about the selected country as well as cultural peculiarities and sights. This not only promotes reading skills, but also strengthened openness to other cultures. davinci-hartberg.delatour-schulen.at describes that the content also includes aspects such as geography, language, customs and many other cultural facets.

pupils and teachers are very committed, which has a positive effect on teaching culture. The school's innovative approach aims to form the children into independent and critical -thinking personalities. This project is presented in a new exhibition space in the pedestrian zone, and the interaction with the local community is further strengthened.

environmental protection and bionics in the curriculum

A unique selling point of the Da Vinci School is the integration of the Bionik field into the curriculum - a combination of biology and technology. In this way, the students can carry out scientific experiments directly in the Ökopark, which makes learning practical and exciting. This corresponds to the goals of environmental education, which has been anchored in the Austrian school system since 1979. According to BMB.GV.AT, the awareness of the limitation of livelihood and responsibility towards natural resources is sharpened.

The Austrian school system supports programs such as ecologically schools in establishing a sustainable everyday ecological culture. Over 570 schools are part of this network, which focuses on environmental education. The Da Vinci School also contributes to creating a sustainable society by enabling students to make responsibility decisions.

Rohrbach's flood protection in focus

For more information about the Da Vinci School, interested parties can visit the website Davinci-Hartberg.delatour-ulen.at or contact contact on 03332 61625.