In the course of these last few years 30 schools have been active
participants in UNESCO's world-wide school network. This homepage supplies
information on the schools' and network's aims and activities.
The Baltic Sea Project is a network of schools surrounding the Baltic
Sea regions co-operating on developing teaching activities in
environmental studies and sustainable development.
World Heritage Education Project (WHE) has, as its foundation, the 754
World Heritage sites which are covered by UNESCO's World Heritage Convention,
sites of natural beauty and cultural monuments.
In the course of these last few years 30 schools have been active
participants in UNESCO's world-wide school network. This homepage supplies
information on the schools' and network's aims and activities.
The Baltic Sea Project is a network of schools surrounding the Baltic
Sea regions co-operating on developing teaching activities in
environmental studies and sustainable development.
Under the motto: "Breaking the Silence" schools in Africa,
America/Caribbean and Europe work with the
central aspects of slavery and the slave trade.
World Heritage Education Project (WHE) has, as its foundation, the 754
World Heritage sites which are covered by UNESCO's World Heritage Convention,
sites of natural beauty and cultural monuments.