Thema: Learning

Students warmed up with a playful mix of imaginative and movement-based exercises before diving into Arthur Miller’s The Crucible.

Niches, armchairs, corners and window seats invited visitors to retreat with a book and escape for a while.

We return home with photographs, greater self-confidence, new friendships, and the quiet realisation that the world feels a little less far away now.

In the context of rising far-right extremism, the visit encouraged students to sharpen their critical thinking skills.

The POLAR EXPERIENCE has reminded us emphatically that we are all jointly responsible for protecting our planet.

Students gained insight into the innovative ways local communities and scientists are working together to adapt to these rapid changes.

Everyone brought their favourite books and transformed the classroom into a cosy reading oasis with blankets, cushions, cuddly toys and torches.

In more than 34 workshops, the school building was transformed into a lively laboratory where children experimented, learned, questioned and marvelled.

Universitys from all over the world offered our students first-hand insights into study programs, application processes, scholarships, and the realities of academic life at universities worldwide.

With this award, we are demonstrating that career guidance at secondary school can be of the highest standard – and that there are many paths to success, some of which may involve detours.