There are even more plans and tasks for this year

A meeting of the heads of Superheroes School centres from all over Ukraine took place in Lviv. Heads of educational centres from Kharkiv, Dnipro, Zhytomyr, Kyiv and Boyarka, Lviv, Mykolaiv, Khmelnytskyi and Lviv met to share experiences, summarise results and, most importantly, make plans for the future.

We share the main findings and plans:

This year, the Superheroes School plans to bring the joy of learning to 30,000 young hospital patients. And at least 5 new cities will appear on the map of educational centres.

The psychologists currently working with the students have been certified. The newly created independent work area has been proving its effectiveness for two years and will be strengthened this year.

The heads of the centres note that creativity is one of the best qualities of our students. For example, networked creative lessons in all schools are receiving dozens of positive evaluations from both children and parents. A special approach to the development and methodology of not only creative classes, but also Ukrainian or mathematics classes has yielded remarkable results. Now these subjects are among the most popular among students.

"We are united by our love for students and our desire to do as much as possible to ensure that young patients in all hospitals in Ukraine have the right to education. Despite the times and despite the difficulties, children need to acquire knowledge. Therefore, from Lviv to Dnipro, from the south to the north, we will create new centres to open the world of knowledge to every child. We see how talented and smart our children are growing up, and we will continue to do the impossible for their development,' said Natalia Zhylinska, acting director of the Superheroes School.

After the brainstorming session, all the leaders took part in fairy tale therapy, because we are not lacking in creativity and interest in new things. Each participant created their own exclusive blend of aromatic herbs that will inspire new achievements this year. The managers also held raffles for their little superheroes, which included microscopes for primary schools, tablets and sweet prizes. Each manager took a gift they had won for the children back to their centre.