The Challenge
In today's world, children need more than subject-specific education to learn how to navigate complex real-life issues. Many schools still teach solely isolated subjects, limiting students' ability to connect knowledge across disciplines and apply it practically.
We believe interdisciplinary learning fosters critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving. However, many schools struggle to balance subject-specific and high-quality interdisciplinary learning, leaving students without a holistic understanding of the world.
We aim to support education, ensuring every child learns to think deeply and broadly and act meaningfully, preparing them to positively impact their communities and beyond.
Our goal
By 2033, children across Europe will be empowered to solve real-life problems through high-quality interdisciplinary learning. We aim to achieve this by: