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Cross County Elementary Technology Academy
Cherry Valley, Arkansas, USA
Cross County Elementary Technology Academy (CCETA), a public primary school in Cherry Valley, Arkansas, USA, has embedded comprehensive character education into its curriculum, transforming the school into a supported, high-achieving learning environment for marginalised students.
Felicitas Irazusta
River Nile School
North Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
River Nile School (RNS), a not-for-profit secondary school in North Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, is breaking down barriers to education and providing a pathway to independence for young refugee and asylum-seeking women through its specialised learning approach that empowers them to discover their potential, assert their identities and build successful futures.
Felicitas Irazusta
Rivers Academy West London
Feltham, London, UK
Rivers Academy West London is giving students in its deprived community the self-worth to stand tall amongst the best in the world.
Felicitas Irazusta
ITI Giambattista Bosco Lucarelli
Benevento, Italy
ITI Giambattista Bosco Lucarelli is bridging the gap between school and industry in a community with high unemployment, providing a launchpad for learners to transform their raw ideas into fully realised startups backed by hands-on experience in entrepreneurship and technology.
Felicitas Irazusta
Applied Technology Schools-Umm Al Quwain Campus
Fallaj Al Mulla – Umm Al Quwain, UAE
Applied Technology Schools-Umm Al Quwain Campus, a public secondary school in Fallaj Al Mulla – Umm Al Quwain, United Arab Emirates, has integrated Artificial Intelligence (AI), engineering and sustainability into its project-based curriculum to transform the way students are solving real-world challenges and learning crucial life skills to become workforce-ready.
Felicitas Irazusta
Sarah Secondary School for Girls
Hebron, West Bank, Palestine
Sarah Secondary School for Girls, a public secondary school in Hebron, West Bank, Palestine, has redesigned its approach to education to include socio-emotional learning, STEM exploration, art therapy, and leadership training to address student trauma, progress educational journeys, and turn adversity into strength.