The project “School of Renovation for New Generations”, implemented by the University of Primorska Faculty of Humanities (UP FHŠ) as a partner, received an honorable mention at the ED.VITA 2026 awards in the category Teaching and Curriculum. The awards, organized by the National Agency for Quality in Higher Education (NAKVIS) and the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation, highlight best practices in sustainability in higher education.The project developed teacher handbooks for primary schools to integrate cultural heritage into education, linking universities, schools, professional institutions, and students. It emphasizes sustainability, practical learning, and critical engagement with local environments.Project leaders and authors of the handbooks:Assoc. Prof. Dr. Zrinka Mileusnić (UP FHŠ)Nataša Ülen (ZVKDS OE Kranj)Petra Primc Marko (OŠ Ivana Groharja)Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mileusnić highlighted that the recognition validates their work at the intersection of teaching, cultural heritage, and sustainable development, and praised the collaborative efforts of students, teachers, and partner institutions.The project continues through Green Heritage, developing adaptable pedagogical frameworks for various educational systems.
Source:University of Primorska Faculty of HumanitiesNational Agency for Quality in Higher Education (NAKVIS)
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