…examination at the Testing Center organized by our colleagues in Greece. Usually, this is not more than about a fourth of the total number of students. Now, for example, there…

…to apply theory into practice. So we work, in some instances, through project-based internships. For example, we worked with an external company to create internships with the Saudi German Hospital….

…not become a carbon copy but a building block of one’s own projects. Of course, you can completely recreate a foreign project as a franchise; for example, there is a…

…expected to engage in service activities, gradually deepening their commitment as they progress through different stages. The Riverside community has witnessed students dedicating themselves to chosen service organizations for years,…

…this aspect? Brittany: Comprehensive music education covers diverse styles and genres, emphasizing hands-on learning through instruments, choirs, and creative activities like composition and improvisation. Performance is also an integral component….

…same country? Naturally, schools compete. They compete for enrolments, for university places, and they compete on the sports field. But, sustainability isn’t a competition. Quite the opposite – sustainability is…

…own building. The place for construction was located by the main business investor. The investment holding company was erecting an apartment building complex in Koktobe, and there was a free…

…compliance with a common agreement. Your personal freedom should not be an obstacle for realization of freedom of other people. Photo: Creative Workshop and Music Room at Summerhill School  …

…a lecture space. The Watering Holes is a space for free communication between students. The Caves are secluded spaces for reflection. And the Life is the space of realizing the…

…two pivotal components often remain in the shadows. Firstly, the resources for the mental well-being of the teachers and secondly, the provision of efficient and comfortable physical environments. As schools…