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.

Students learned about money, balanced their budget, and created revenue streams for their own non-profit school.

Students used Non-violent Communication (NVC) to explore what happens in conflict and how they might respond differently.

Children explored how caring for the natural world helps them care for themselves and each other.

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Join our Open House to get a feel for the REAL School experience!

Join our Open House to get a feel for the REAL School experience!

Can children turn an island base camp into a living classroom for nature-based learning, biodiversity, and regenerative community projects?

Resources on what to read, listen and watch for your families during the summer break

The children are learning about cob—building an oven with earth, clay, sand, and straw.

The children learned about the cosmos evolution through an engaging narrative conveyed via Art, Literacy, and Science.

Our students collated all their work into a product pitch and presented their sustainable product prototypes to the school community.

Our L1 students had a photo exhibition blending photography, art, and volunteerism.

The children raised almost 200,000Ft to support animals in need by selling their handcrafted pet products.

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6 June 2023 Are you growing your veg in your office yet? In the face of soil degradation and climate change, indoor food growing is...