Stories

Ready for the next stage and proud to announce a municipal model.

The educational team at the 'Pele' inclusive school in Jerusalem set out to transform a routine report card day into an inclusive, community-wide celebration. The staff built together an "Inclusion Festival".

"This letter is my message to everyone in the field of education. How crucial it is to believe in children - especially in their early years - and to ensure that no child ever becomes invisible. Thankfully, I was fortunate, and above all, so was my son Yahli".

Alma, a 10th-grade student at the 'Tzamarot' inclusive high school in Tel Aviv, always loved words. In the school newspaper, she discovered how easily they flow from her, expressing emotions she hadn't known before. At the inclusive school, she found her voice, her way of expressing herself and touching the hearts of others.

The design team of the new inclusive high school - comprising 12 students from all grade levels - took on a challenging mission: to transform the new building into a warm, inviting home. Along the way, they discovered the power inherent in personal initiative, cooperation, and taking responsibility.