Environmental school Regina

The environmental school promotes sustainable development and environment education in schools. Target groups can be e.g. schools, kindergartens, professional educators, students and adult groups.

The primary goal in environmental school is to learn about sustainable way of life and the interaction between people and environment. The approach to nature is not only of natural science but also interdisciplinary, multi-formed, playful and artistic. Different dimensions are history, the present time and the future. Teaching is based on doing concrete things and on actions.

Activities from fairytale adventures to educational programmes

The environmental school offers environmental education to children through different activities and fairytale like adventures. All activity programmes support the general curriculum. A little bit of excitement and drama has been added to each activity to keep children interested.

Environmental school Regina

Environmental school Regina offers environment educational programmes and training in Kouvola both for children and adults. Together with Youth Centre Anjala we can organize camp schools, daytrips and personally tailored activity programmes all year round. Contact us and we can plan together!
Old grammar school Regina

Environmental school Regina has premises in the idyllic, old Regina school, which was one of the first grammar schools in Finland. The school was originally built in 1843 in the village of Anjala, and in 2009 the school building was moved to the Youth Centre Anjala. The beautiful nature, the Kymijoki river and the historically valuable environment offer excellent setting to different environmental activity programmes.

Green Flag - programme

Environmental school Regina promotes the Green Flag- programme in north of Kymenlaakso. The Green Flagg- programme is a practical programme for sustainable development in kindergartens, schools and institutes.

The Green Flag- programme is a part of international Eco Schools- programme, in which over 6 million children worldwide takes part.