Partner schools
European collaboration
- IES Broch i Llop — Vila-real, Spain
- Liceul Teoretic Alexandru Marghiloman — Buzău, Romania
- Şehit Yavuz Çoban Mesleki ve Teknik Anadolu Lisesi — Aksaray, Turkey
Community support
Local engagement
- Municipality / local authorities
- Environmental NGOs
- Families and parent associations
- Local businesses (materials, sponsorship)
Partner gallery
A gallery for schools and supporting organisations.
Discover the institutions working together to promote sustainability, inclusion, and environmental awareness across Europe.
IES Broch i Llop
Spain
IES Broch i Llop is a public secondary school located in Vila-real, a dynamic city in the province of Castellón known for its strong ceramic industry and commitment to sustainability. The school promotes inclusive education, digital competence, and environmental awareness, actively engaging students in European projects and community-based initiatives.
Liceul Teoretic Alexandru Marghiloman
Romania
Liceul Teoretic Alexandru Marghiloman is a well-established academic high school in Buzău, a historic city near the Carpathian Mountains. The school is recognized for its strong focus on academic excellence, innovation, and intercultural collaboration, encouraging students to participate in international programmes and sustainability-oriented activities.
Şehit Yavuz Çoban Mesleki ve Teknik Anadolu Lisesi
Turkey
Şehit Yavuz Çoban Mesleki ve Teknik Anadolu Lisesi is a vocational and technical high school based in Aksaray, a city with rich cultural heritage in central Turkey. The school specializes in practical and technical education, fostering skills for the future while promoting environmental responsibility and active participation in international educational partnerships.
Why partnerships matter
Scale, legitimacy, and continuity.
The strongest schoolyard transformations combine student energy, teacher coordination, municipal support, and community participation. That mix makes projects more durable and more visible.
Collaboration formats
From co-design to dissemination.
Partners can contribute expertise, planting materials, event support, local visibility, biodiversity advice, or maintenance commitments after the initial implementation phase.