We have rewritten the curriculum for the 21st century.
We teach differently because children will live in a different world.
We bring back the joy of learning.

WWe have redefined what children learn. Our curriculum is built around eight key competences that help prepare them for the challenges and opportunities of the world ahead.

In the age of smartphones, simply memorising facts no longer makes sense. We teach children and students to think, overcome obstacles and cooperate.

We give children and students the freedom to choose their own path while taking responsibility for their education, themselves and the world around them.

We create the school together with children and students. Through voting and shared decision-making, everyone understands that they can influence the world around them.
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Future-oriented:
preparation for a world that will be different from the one we know today
Developing abilities:
abilities that will not be written down in a notebook, but become part of life
Trust in children:
a democratic environment and children taking part in decisions
An active role for the student:
discovery through independent learning and group projects
A supportive environment:
an emphasis on a positive climate, with guides acting as mentors
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Subjects:
discovery restricted by a subject, a notebook, 45 minutes and a school bell
Rote learning:
memorising facts that can already be found instantly with a single click on a smartphone
Strict discipline:
no room for discussion, because the teacher is always right
Grades:
constantly comparing students with their peers
Fear:
fear of making mistakes, being tested or being ridiculed




Learning is a lifelong process. It is a journey. Our eight competencies show where we aim to lead students of ScioSchools. How each of them succeeds will certainly vary. Our job is not to choose their path for them but to help each one of them overcome obstacles and encourage them to find strength and courage to get as far as possible on their journey. The further we progress in this effort, the better prepared we and our children will be for the 21st century.
Ondřej Šteffl
founder of ScioSchools

The world will become more and more complex. I want to be a lifelong learner and concurrently take change as a challenge and an opportunity to learn.
We are showered with information. It is impossible for our brain to handle such a great amount of data. Through this vast amount of information, I want to learn how to recognize and pick only the information which is relevant, important and useful.


It is us who are the sole and lifelong guides of our lives. I want to understand myself and I want to be able to rely on myself at all times.
In my life I will often be asked to make decisions under pressure and often under uncertainty. I will face my own mistakes as well as those of others. I want to prepare for uncertainty and to work on increasing my resilience.


Good relationships with family and wider circles of people have been, are and will continue to be essential for a fulfilling life. Their importance in the ever-changing future will grow even further.
I want to lead a meaningful life and that means being useful to those around me and to society as such.


The future will be as good as I make it. Everyone has a share of responsibility for the future in the world. Everyone can contribute to solving its problems.
I can hardly lead a meaningful, fulfilling and happy life if I am a victim of circumstances. I want to be able to make independent and educated decisions, to plan, to cope with potential issues and to bring things to a successful completion. I want to be able to face difficulties without being afraid.

The best way to get to know us is to visit and experience the atmosphere of our schools for yourself.
Find your nearest ScioSchool and arrange a visit. We would be delighted to welcome you!