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Six island school communities, united by a shared commitment to cultural heritage, environmental awareness, and the empowerment of young islanders.
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Six island school communities, united by a shared commitment to cultural heritage, environmental awareness, and the empowerment of young islanders.
Iceland · Kópavogur
Vatnsendaskóli is a compulsory school located in Kópavogur, surrounded by rich natural landscapes that support outdoor and environmental learning. The school has earned the Eco-School “Green Flag” and is deeply committed to sustainability, health education, cultural diversity, and innovative teaching. With over 600 students from many nationalities, the school integrates environmental awareness and wellbeing into its daily practice and has a strong history of successfully leading Erasmus+ projects.
Spain · Gran Canaria
This primary school in Las Palmas serves a diverse community with students from more than thirty nationalities. The school is known for its strong commitment to inclusion, multilingual education, environmental responsibility, and innovative teaching practices. Teachers place great emphasis on cooperation, student participation, contextual learning, and supporting children with special educational needs. The school is very active in Erasmus+ projects and local cultural initiatives, contributing rich experience in diversity and environmental education.
Portugal · Madeira
Located in the heart of Funchal, this school welcomes children from preschool to primary level and places great importance on creativity, multicultural inclusion, environmental awareness, and student-centered learning. With a highly experienced team and strong community support, the school participates in numerous Erasmus+ projects and offers interdisciplinary programs in arts, sports, ICT, and environmental education. It is widely recognized for its commitment to innovation and student wellbeing.
France · Martinique
Collège Emmanuel Saldès is a secondary public school in Sainte-Marie, Martinique, working with students aged 12–15, many from disadvantaged backgrounds. The school actively supports cultural activities, including traditional Bèlè music and Carnival arts, while also promoting ecological awareness, anti-bullying programs, and outdoor activities such as kayaking and surfing. Staff members are committed to inclusion, international openness, and empowering students through culture and community engagement.
Netherlands · St. Maarten
Situated in Dutch Quarter, the school serves a vibrant community and is committed to providing a safe, nurturing space where children can thrive academically and personally. The school emphasizes resilience, cultural heritage, inclusion, and student empowerment. It collaborates with local institutions to promote youth engagement, rights awareness, and environmental learning. Its activities include research-driven student programs, cultural festivals, and social support initiatives.
Greece · Mykonos
Mykonos International Initiative (MII) is an educational and training organization founded to support innovation, digital learning, sustainability, and community development. The team includes educators, IT experts, designers, and trainers with experience in European programs. MII specializes in digital tools, e-learning platforms, research, and training for teachers, and works closely with local authorities to promote inclusion, entrepreneurship, and climate awareness.