Our one- to five-day educational programmes for school classes
Area buffet, 17 goals for a better world, spring into action for nature,climate education and much more
The content of the programmes, which last from one to several days, focuses on promoting pupils everyday skills:
Nutrition (area buffet)
- Questioning personal eating behaviour and its influence on nature, the environment and health.
- Recognising the connections between forms of nutrition, land usage and our own CO² balance.
- Sustainable nutrition - a contribution to climate protection and intergenerational justice
- Cook and enjoy sustainable food together
Self-determined consumer behaviour
- Sustainable consumption, production and use of consumer goods (using the example of clothing, mobile phones and chocolate).
- How can we make our purchasing and usage behaviour more climate-friendly?
- What does a purchase decision have to do with the 17 goals of Education for Sustainable Development?
- Resource conservation and waste avoidance
Environmental behaviour
- Strengthen personal experience of nature
- Protection of regional ecosystems
- Personal contribution to climate protection
- Strengthen self-efficacy and teamwork through action-orientated activities for environmental protection and nature conservation
Depending on the duration of the event, type of school and age structure of the participating classes, we try to design a programme that is as student- and practice-oriented as possible. Education for Sustainable Development (BNE) its 17 goals, promoting the participating school classes' teamwork and co-operation skills all these features provide us with the framework. We want to invite and empower participants to take responsibility for their own learning and lives through low-threshold, practical and methodologically varied education programmes. We want to motivate and support pupils in making their own contribution in developing a more sustainable society.
Cooperation in action (KIA)
An activity-orientated / experiential education programme to promote social and personal skills for school classes from year 7 onwards
Experiencing community is a serious opportunity to support young people in their personal development. A favourable climate and a functioning class community improve the working atmosphere and the learning situation. Our school class programme ‘Cooperation in Action’ motivates through concrete, practical tasks and promotes individual and social skills in a playful and action-packed way. All exercises and activities are selected according to the existing situation and the thematic preliminary agreements, always reflected in a solution- and goal-orientated manner and evaluated in the community group.
We are happy to advise schools and teachers on how ‘Cooperation in Action’ can become a motivating learning workshop and contribute to improving the classroom climate.
Possible programme features:
- Co-operative games and adventure activities
- Experiential educational problem-solving tasks and initiative exercises
- Visit to the high ropes course (by prior arrangement)
Nature experience days (NET)
Outdoor adventures for strong kids
Observing, gaining information,experiencing creativity and playfulness in and with nature are the focal points of our support service programme for school field trips. For school classes from Year four upwards, the Jubi organises a three to five-day nature experience course with impressive experiences in one of the following areas:
- Water - habitat for both nature and humanlife, has physically astonishing characteristics, is global, ...
- Forest - a network of life in many dimensions, it stimulates the imagination and invites one to rediscover! Is it our No. 1 climate saver?
- Garden - the ‘green envelope’ around the JuBi has many faces, inhabitants, functions and secrets to explore
- Wintertime - the quiet season? If you take a closer look, you will find a lot of life that can easily cope with the cold season...
- Energy - indispensable for everyone, but humans and nature use it very differently...
- Nature workshop - tree branches invite you to weave, shadows to measure time, stones to build, fruit to paint, twigs to build nests...
Days to rave about
An action-oriented educational programme to promote biodiversity using the example of wild and honey bees
Experience and learn to understand the necessity of protecting and promoting native biodiversity using the living environment of wild and honey bees as an example. From knowledge and understanding of biological diversity to concrete action and its conservation. A practical and everyday approach to the fascinating world of pollinators on our doorstep.
The one- to multi-day events for groups from pre-school age are tailored to the age and level of knowledge of the participants. The seasons and prevailing weather conditions are also taken into account when selecting the methods to be used
Oh man! Come back down to earth!
and that in the truest sense of the word
We would like to offer our participants an educational programme that they can experience and learn from, which deals with the diversity of soil related topics in a well-founded manner.
In addition to reflecting on our own behaviour in dealing with this finite resource, looking at how society deals with soil plays a central role in initiating soil awareness.
In addition to developing alternative ways of using the soil more sustainably, the events focus on promoting knowledge about soil life and understanding its properties and functions.
The aim is to move from knowledge and understanding the processes taking place in the soil, to concrete action in preserving it.