LFS Hollabrunn: Pioneer for an innovative school future

LFS Hollabrunn: Pioneer for an innovative school future

The Agricultural technical school (LFS) Hollabrunn has taken a significant step towards the future. At the beginning of November, the school's entire team gathered to think together about developments and changes. In two half days, the members discussed the current state of the school intensively and designed ideas for their future orientation. The initiative is supported by the experienced school developers Karoline Meixner-Katzmann and Reinhard Bodlak, who work at the University of Agriculture and Environmental Education.

The discussions during this team exam focused on the challenges and opportunities that the school offer in the near future. It is particularly important to develop a new mission statement, which should redefine the vision and values of the school. Such a mission statement is crucial for the strategic planning of the LFS Hollabrunn and will be developed together with the entire team in the coming months.

Common commitment

Director Stefan Amon and his colleagues, including department head Verena Kucera-Hirzinger and deputy director Barbara Grötz, are optimistic. Your joint commitment aims to make the school future -proof. The active participation of all employees in this process is of great importance to ensure that the different perspectives and ideas flow into the development.

The exchange not only brought first ideas, but also a clear motivation to optimally prepare the students for the requirements of modern agriculture and environmental education. In view of the dynamic changes in agriculture, it is important to continuously check and adapt the curriculum and pedagogical approaches.

With a team -oriented approach, the LFS Hollabrunn will try to ensure sustainable and innovative education that meets the needs of the students. "This process will not be completed overnight," emphasizes Amon. "We have to build systematically and together to achieve long -term success." More details on this topic can be found in a detailed report www.noen.at .