The Carpathian Foundation is our long-term partner and focuses on development and quality of life in the region. We have therefore agreed on the common goal of supporting education in primary schools. Two grant programs were launched for the academic year 2021/2022: “School of the Future” and “Teacher of the Future”.
The “Teacher of The Future” program supports projects organized by teachers from Eastern Slovakia who use an innovative and unconventional approach to teaching. A personal grant can be awarded to teachers who want to incorporate innovation, creativity, and experiential forms of education within the teaching process. The aim of the program is to actively contribute to improving children’s education and to support innovative methods of education and incorporate them in primary schools and extracurricular activities.
The “School of The Future” program supports primary schools in Eastern Slovakia with an innovative, active and community approach. The program allows schools to adopt current trends, try out novel approaches, and innovations, and adopt a creative approach to teaching.
In October 2022, we launched the fourth new edition of the grant programs – “The Power of Community” and “Schools of Tomorrow” for the academic year 2022/2023.
The new grant program “The Power of Community” supports beneficial activities within communities in Eastern Slovakia, promotes volunteer cooperation and connects people with common interests. The program aims to link the traditional rural area with the modern way of life in cities. The intention is to empower the potential of the natural beauty and culture of Eastern Slovakia by bringing new experiences to people from all over the region and beyond.
“Schools of Tomorrow” is a new grant program focusing on the education of future generations, starting with children in primary schools. We want to prepare children with strong digital skills so that they can tackle the numerous challenges in the world that require innovation and creativity. The program will support innovative primary school teachers and their creative and novel approaches to education. It will help them follow new trends, try out new methods, contribute innovations, and adopt a creative approach to teaching primary school children.
The Carpathian Foundation is our long-term partner and focuses on development and quality of life in the region. We have therefore agreed on the common goal of supporting education in primary schools. Two grant programs were launched for the academic year 2021/2022: “School of the Future” and “Teacher of the Future”.
The “Teacher of The Future” program supports projects organized by teachers from Eastern Slovakia who use an innovative and unconventional approach to teaching. A personal grant can be awarded to teachers who want to incorporate innovation, creativity, and experiential forms of education within the teaching process. The aim of the program is to actively contribute to improving children’s education and to support innovative methods of education and incorporate them in primary schools and extracurricular activities.
The “School of The Future” program supports primary schools in Eastern Slovakia with an innovative, active and community approach. The program allows schools to adopt current trends, try out novel approaches, and innovations, and adopt a creative approach to teaching.
In October 2022, we launched the fourth new edition of the grant programs – “The Power of Community” and “Schools of Tomorrow” for the academic year 2022/2023.
The new grant program “The Power of Community” supports beneficial activities within communities in Eastern Slovakia, promotes volunteer cooperation and connects people with common interests. The program aims to link the traditional rural area with the modern way of life in cities. The intention is to empower the potential of the natural beauty and culture of Eastern Slovakia by bringing new experiences to people from all over the region and beyond.
“Schools of Tomorrow” is a new grant program focusing on the education of future generations, starting with children in primary schools. We want to prepare children with strong digital skills so that they can tackle the numerous challenges in the world that require innovation and creativity. The program will support innovative primary school teachers and their creative and novel approaches to education. It will help them follow new trends, try out new methods, contribute innovations, and adopt a creative approach to teaching primary school children.