Berlin's Maria-Leo-Grundschule Wins €100,000 German School Prize for Innovative Learning
The Maria-Leo-Grundschule in Berlin has been awarded the prestigious German School Prize 2023, scooping a 100,000 euro prize. Five other schools received 30,000 euros each as runners-up, following a competitive process that saw over 100 applications.
The winning school, a model for modern education, follows the 'learning house' principle. It offers independent learning spaces on each floor, supported by multiprofessional teams. Children start learning at their own pace, tackling differentiated tasks tailored to their abilities.
The German School Prize jury evaluates schools across six key areas. The Maria-Leo-Grundschule excelled in fostering a culture of self-responsibility among its students. Through various initiatives, the school encourages children to take charge of their learning and contribute positively to their community.
The Maria-Leo-Grundschule's innovative approach to education has earned it the top prize, demonstrating its commitment to empowering young minds. The runners-up, each receiving 30,000 euros, also showcased exceptional quality in their respective educational methods.
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