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In honor of the World Animal Day, which is celebrated on 4-th of October, Forest School Azerbaijan and Hasvet Baku International Animal Hospital jointly organized a master class “Let’s understand them better.” During the master class, children were first introduced to a presentation about the importance of animals and nature in people’s lives. After the presentation, participants visited the hospital grounds and received detailed information about its technical equipment and...Read More

Schoolchildren aged 8-15 years old took part in the Aqua Camp, which was held on September 8-10 in partnership with Fominov Consulting. The main goal of the camp was to promote the development of life skills, socialization, physical and emotional development of children, increase their interest in new discoveries, and influence the formation of their self-confidence through organized practical activities. During the camp, participants participated in a variety of activities...Read More

Everyone has a different understanding of creative thinking. Often this word is associated exclusively with art – painting, sculpture are also included here. However, the ability to identify problems and find solutions, the ability to see from a different perspective is also part of creative thinking. Sometimes it is believed that this ability cannot be developed, it is innate. An interesting fact is that at the first stage of creativity...Read More

With a mission to instill a profound love for nature and environmental consciousness, Forest School Azerbaijan is at the forefront of outdoor education. Through exhilarating expeditions to various national parks and reserves, our team conducts meticulous observations, capturing the essence of Azerbaijan’s untamed beauty. During this expedition, Saleh Bakhshiyev, our group leader, and extreme survival trainer, ventured into the heart of Shirvan National Park for an immersive 4-day observation. As...Read More

“Earth and sky, woods and fields, lakes and rivers, the mountain and the sea, are excellent schoolmasters, and teach some of us more than we can ever learn from books.” John Lubbock (British archaeologist, naturalist, banker and politician) Formal education is a form of education that ends with the issuance of a state document on education. General education, initial vocational education, secondary specialized education, higher education, retraining education, repeated higher...Read More