EHTE Humanities Gymnasium
Ehte Humanitaargümnaasium is a Russian-language gymnasium in Tallinn, specializing in humanities and languages such as English, French, and German. It adheres to Estonia’s national curriculum and offers a variety of programs including pre-school, extracurricular clubs, and a full-day school option. The school is committed to inclusive and anti-bullying programs, part of networks like the Health […]
St John’s School
St John’s School is a private school set up in 2013 by a group of like-minded parents and teachers who had the idea of creating a school that would allow children to receive an excellent education but not at the cost of their well-being, preserving the balance between body, mind and soul. Teaching and learning […]
Peetri Kindergarten
Peetri Kindergarten is one of the largest in Estonia with 18 groups, operating in collaboration with Peetri Kindergarten-Basic School. The focus on learning through play allows children to be active and engage directly in experiments and personal experiences. Modern ICT tools, such as educational robots, are a fundamental part of the teaching methods used here. […]
Peetri Basic School
We are one of Estonia’s largest educational communities, accommodating 730 students in grades 1-9 and 18 kindergarten groups. Our kindergarten emphasizes learning through play, promoting active, experimental, and experiential learning. At the school level, we focus on creating a supportive atmosphere that enhances both academic and practical skills, alongside social and emotional development. Our students […]
Tallinna Saksa Gümnaasium
Kindergarten Sipsik
Kindergarten Sipsik is a modern and innovative educational institution that focuses on supporting the development of children’s future skills, which create the foundation for becoming autonomous, adaptable, and responsible individuals. Project-based learning is implemented in all groups. We also use various ICT tools, including educational robots, in the learning process. We spend a significant part […]
Viljandi Gymnasium
Viljandi Gymnasium was established in 2012 as the first state-governed gymnasium in Estonia. There are currently 553 students (age 16-19) studying and about 60 teachers working at our school (2023). Students can choose between 6 programs or fields of study – mathematics and physics, natural sciences, humanities and art, social sciences, economy/business and foreign languages. […]
