Inclusive School Net
The Inclusive School Net is a network that comprises 49 schools (7 schools per Beneficiary: 3 primary, 2 secondary general and 2 VET schools). In addition, each school has nominated a team of 5 participants (including school principals, teachers and pedagogues, school board members and/or representatives of parents), and thus the network as whole comprises 245 persons.
The Inclusive School Network is comprised of the following schools:
ALBANIA
- Primary school "Ali Podrimja" in Bajram Curri
- Primary school "Lef Sallata" in Vlora
- Primary school "Tringë Smajli", Grudë e Re
- General secondary school "Ismail Qemali", Tirana
- General secondary school "Muharrem Çollaku", Pogradec
- Vocational secondary school "Isuf Gjata", Korçë
- Vocational secondary school "Beqir Çela", Durrës
BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA
- Primary school "Mustafa Ejubovic - Šejh Jujo", Mostar, Herzegovina- Neretva Canton
- Primary school "Branko Copic", Prnjavor, Republika Srpska
- Primary school "Novi Šeher", Maglaj, Zenica-Doboj canton
- "Secondary School Center Foca", Foca , Republika Srpska
- "Secondary School Center Hadžici", Hadžici, Sarajevo canton
- "Secondary Vocational School Jajce", Jajce, Central Bosnia canton
- Vocational School "Safet Krupic", Bosanska Krupa, Una-Sana canton
CROATIA
- Primary school "Dr. Ivan Merz", Zagreb
- Primary school "Okucani", Okucani
- Primary school „Vladimir Nazor", Ploce
- "II Gimnazija", Split
- Gymnasium "Bernardin Frankopan", Ogulin
- Vocational school "Gospodarska škola", Cakovec
- Vocational school "Ekonomska i upravna škola Osijek", Osijek
MONTENEGRO
- Primary school "Mustafa Pecanin", Rožaje
- Primary school "Mileva Lalovic-Lalatovic", Nikšic
- Primary school "Vuk Karadžic, Podgorica
- Gymnasium "Tanasije Pejatovic", Pljevlja
- Mix gymnasium and vocational school "Ivan Goran Kovacic", Herceg Novi
- Vocational school "Beco Bašic", Plav
- Vocational school "Sergije Stanic", Podgorica
SERBIA
- Primary school "Aleksa Dejovic", Sevojno
- Primary school "Jovan Jovanovic Zmaj", Vranje
- Primary school "Jovan Jovanovic Zmaj", Ðurdevo
- Gymnasium "Sedma beogradska gimnazija", Beograd
- Gymnasium "Svetozar Markovic", Novi Sad
- Vocational school "Tehnicka škola-centar za kontinuirano obrazovanje odraslih", Bor
- Vocational school "Mija Stanimirovic", Niš
"THE FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA"
- Primary school "Strašo Pindžur", Negotino
- Primary school "Joakim Krcoski", Volkovo
- Primary school "Vasil Glavinov", Veles
- Gymnasium "Kosta Susinov", Radoviš
- Mix gymnasium and vocational school "Taki Daskalo", Bitola
- Vocational school "Boro Petruševski", Skopje
- Vocational school "Moša Pijade", Preljubište
KOSOVO*
- Primary school "Dëshmorët e Kombit", Vraniq/Vranic
- Primary school “Bedri Gjinaj”, Mitrovicë/Mitrovica
- Primary school “Daut Bogujevci” and Sh.F. “Aca Marovic”, Fushë Kosovë/Kosovo Polje
- General secondary school “17 Shkurti”, Obiliq/Obilic
- General secondary school “Gjon Buzuku”, Prizren
- Vocational secondary school “Abdyl Frashëri”, Pristina
- Vocational secondary school “Qendra e kompetencës”, Skënderaj/Srbica
* "This designation is without prejudice to positions on status and is in line with UNSCR 1244 and the ICJ opinion on the Kosovo Declaration of Independence"
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An inclusive school is a democratic school: sharing experiences between SEE and Turkey
Fostering exchange to nourish inclusive education
Spring workshops of the PolicyNet, TeacherNet and SchoolNet regional networks
Small grants, big experience
From learning experience to new partnerships
School projects from Korçë, Radoviš and Zagreb presented at Conference: Making Schools Matter for All
Small grants for greater inclusion
Regional studies reveal the extent and preconditions of inclusion
How inclusive are our schools:
Interview with Nexhmedin Rexhepi math teacher, primary school Daut Bogujevci
Results of the Baseline survey
NEXT STEP FOR PILOT SCHOOLS: SMALL GRANTS
Support to Pilot Schools for implementing inclusive education policies and practices
Focus Groups Set-up Basis for Projects on Inclusive Education
Every change starts with a single step
Preliminary results from the baseline survey across the 49 pilot schools
Study visit brings best inclusion practice
Survey of pilot schools launched
Visits to Pilot schools
Inclusive School Net launched
Web Content Display
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For information on the team, check our contacts section