Impuls School Steyr and Kalkalpen National Park: a strong partnership!

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The Steyr and the Kalcalpen National Park School and the Kalkalpen National Park close a cooperation to promote nature conservation and practical learning.

Impuls School Steyr and Kalkalpen National Park: a strong partnership!

An important step for education in Steyr! The Steyr Impulse School has now officially closed a partnership with the impressive Kalkalpen National Park. Ursula Lammer, the educational director of the school, and national park director Josef Forstinger were present at the ceremonial signing of the cooperation agreement. This close cooperation opens up exciting opportunities for the students to integrate the knowledge of the national park and nature conservation directly into everyday school life. So the website Meinzirk.at reported that workshops and guided tours with the students who promoted the interest and awareness of nature were already taking place.

pedagogical achievements and commitment of the students

The Impuls School, known for your holistic learning concept, will incorporate the content of the national park in various projects and excursions. In addition, an informative book package for the school library is provided, which deepens the knowledge of the special features of the Kalkalpen National Park. During the festive event, the students presented musical contributions and presented an impressive text that describes the experiences of a sheet in the national park, as in the Website Kalkalpen.at

The students' commitment was particularly noteworthy, who not only gained insights from their point of view, but also actively participated in the design of the ceremony. Experimenting with natural topics and the experience of the domestic wild animals, as with an information stand during an open house, shows the diverse approaches that will now enable this partnership. Headmistress Ursula Lammer underlined the importance of this initiative by emphasizing that children are accepted as they are - an attitude that is not only reflected in school education, but also in the nature of the national park that protects nature in its originality.