Creating spaces where learning is made easier

October 19, 2019 · 1 min ·

The future of our education facilities : Creating spaces where learning is made easier

The art of designing schools lies not in just understanding what makes a functional classroom, but in how successful we are in creating a wide array of educational options for teachers and students within the school environment.

The future of learning environments starts with the teacher. They are the facilitators to their students’ education, the curators of learning, and they play a crucial role in the next generation’s growth. Teachers are at the front line of education innovation, and they are well aware that the physical environment can make or break creativity and innovation. How can the educational environment further strengthen our children’s growth and learning?

The art of designing schools lies not in just understanding what makes a functional classroom, but in how successful we are in creating a wide array of educational options for teachers and students within the school environment. A variety of spatial opportunities, indoors and outdoors, provides teachers the literal and figurative space to explore, experiment, and tailor lessons to the needs of the students and the curriculum.

Our Vision

To improve the situation of orphaned children by taking care for housing, food, education and health care in a way that meets the level and the needs of the children. St Irene Orthodox Mission Center will carry out all activities within the framework of an Orthodox Christian approach.

  • St Irene Orthodox Mission Center will take in children irrespective their race, tribe and religion;
  • To provide for good pre-school education for poor children from the communities
  • To assist the poor stand-alone mothers in the communities to take responsibility for their families by advising and training.

 

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