Earth Dragons aged 7–9 at REAL School Budapest spent Term 2 exploring diversity and inclusion through encounters with blind, deaf, and low vision communities, visits across Budapest, and three ensemble plays they wrote and performed themselves — closing with a performance of "Imagine" in voice and sign language.

Air Dragons aged 6–8 at REAL School Budapest spent Term 2 exploring how ancient and Indigenous cultures lived in harmony with nature, making sourdough, fermenting food, and running five hands-on stations at a community makers' market as part of their project-based learning programme.

REAL School Budapest ages 5–7 students preserved food, made sandwiches for people experiencing homelessness, and built hedgehog highway posters as part of a project-based learning unit on caring for people and nature in winter.

Join the first grown-ups-only evening of connection, celebration, and community impact!

What if each element in the periodic table has a plant partner? The stars made the elements, the earth holds them, the plants harvest them - and now they hang on the dining room wall. A project where botany meets chemistry, and lunch becomes a lesson on the universe.

REAL School Budapest is a founding partner of CLARITY (Transformative Climate Resilience Education for Children and Youth), an EU-funded Erasmus+ project (2023–2026) with Lund University, One Resilient Earth, Climate Creativity, Legacy17, and The Vision Works. CLARITY equips educators with a 50+ activity toolbox, a trauma-informed teachers' guide, and a free certified online course — all CC BY-SA 4.0 licensed, in five languages, at transforming-climate.education.

REAL School International Primary School in Budapest takes a principled approach to AI in education - focusing on five commitments: honest integration of AI tools, deep human skills, entrepreneurship, student wellbeing, and adaptability. The school believes that in a world of intelligent machines, the purpose of education is to help young people know they matter - and develop the capacity to act on that.

At the edge of REAL School in Graphisoft Park, Budapest, a Miyawaki microforest will take root. Two hundred native Hungarian trees and shrubs, planted densely, will rise together into a vibrant young woodland. This will be a sanctuary for biodiversity, a classroom without walls, and a quiet act of climate courage - proof that even small spaces can grow great hope.

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Budapest climate education event - join the CLARITY Showcase at REAL School Budapest on 4 March 2026 for expert-led workshops, the CLARITY Toolbox, and educator networking