Schools to visit

Focused on learner-centric education, our mission is to create an environment that nurtures growth and effective learning. We emphasize fostering self-directed learners, supporting quality motivation and study skills. Our elective course system aids in self-discovery and career planning. We collaborate with vocational schools, higher education institutions, and businesses to diversify the learning experience.

The youth centre offers a welcoming space for young people aged 7 to 26 to explore what truly inspires them and brings joy. It provides a safe and supportive environment where they can spend time with friends or meet new people while engaging in activities that encourage curiosity, creativity and personal growth.

The school is part of Estonia's state gymnasium network, serving grades 10–12. Subjects are meaningfully connected so students see how knowledge areas relate to each other and the real world. Students shape their learning based on their future goals. The school values diversity, cooperation, and community involvement — students are encouraged to contribute to their local area. The aim is a strong foundation for lifelong learning and connection to community and environment.

Ristiku Põhikool is renowned for its inclusive education, supporting special needs with enhanced and regular classes. The school offers advanced digital tools, extracurriculars like a technology and creativity club, and participates in the Erasmus+ program with projects like E-Twinning. Visitors can explore its inclusive education model, diverse classroom setups, and support services, including art therapy.

Rocca al Mare School is a private school offering primary and secondary education. The school's focus is on supporting children’s development in the best ways possible, establishing what it means to be human in the modern world, and fostering cooperation in the school community.

Take the opportunity to visit the largest island in Estonia and discover Saaremaa Gymnasium. In addition to introducing Estonian education, the school provides an overview of various topics, including youth development, debate traditions, and more.

At Sindi Gymnasium, life is active with various hobby and sports clubs. Students can choose elective courses like police, defense, rescue, media, and economics.

St John’s School (Püha Johannese Kool), established in 2013 by a group of parents and teachers, is a private institution that focuses on excellent education while preserving students' well-being, balancing body, mind, and soul. It promotes Christian values through creative and innovative teaching methods. Located in a modern building amidst a pine grove, the school serves 640 students from Grade 1 to 12, emphasizing the importance of good human relationships in education.

Learn more about the higher education related educational solutions or study visits offered by our higher education institutions in the Solutions section on our website.

school provides support services, promotes digital learning and physical activity to prepare students for success in all areas of life.

Tallinn German Gymnasium educates students from grades 1-12. Hosting over 1000 students and 80 teachers, the school is the only institution in the Baltic States with a dedicated German Department and offers bilingual education in German. Its eco-friendly facilities feature a roof garden. The school promotes individualised learning, enforces anti-bullying policies, and prioritises linguistic excellence. It also holds Erasmus+ accreditation, fostering a culturally diverse environment.

This vocational school offers programs in IT, logistics, beauty services, automotive technology, and more. Modern facilities and experienced teachers provide hands-on training and up-to-date knowledge to prepare students for successful careers. The school is committed to innovation, sustainability, and lifelong learning. It actively collaborates with industry partners and participates in international projects, making it an excellent place to explore Estonia’s vocational education system.

Tallinn Meelespea Kindergarten actively engages in Erasmus+ projects, promoting values-based education and practical activities. Our current project focuses on teaching first aid to preschool children, raising awareness of potential dangers and nurturing caring attitudes. Through interactive learning experiences, both teachers and children acquire essential skills. Join us at Meelespea Kindergarten for an enriching educational journey that fosters values, safety, and community.

Mustamäe State Upper Secondary School (MURG), opened in 2023, serves over 1,000 students and offers high-quality general education with flexible study paths and diverse electives. Its focus areas include natural sciences, mathematics, economics, technology, and well-being. The school promotes innovation through digital learning, mentoring, and the “Myself 2.0” program, and participates in the “Schools in Motion” initiative supporting active, healthy lifestyles.

Tallinn Polytechnic School, established in 1915, offers contemporary technological vocational education. The school's programs include IT, software development, electronics, telecommunication, audiovisual, media production, and automation. It accepts students who have completed primary or high school and provides supplementary courses, aiming to contribute to lifelong learning. The school has collaborated with other institutions and participated in mobility projects like Leonardo and Erasmus...

This comprehensive school has around 610 students aged 7 to 16 (grades 1–9). It focuses on creativity and combines academic learning with extracurricular activities. Inclusive education is a priority, and students are supported in developing personalised learning paths. The school values cooperation with families, uses digital technologies, offers a pre-school programme, and organises hobby clubs.