AVALIK KOOSOLEK⟩Mis siis ikkagi saab laste õppekäikudest?

The Estonian Art Museum is hosting a public forum concerning the funding and future of school field trips. The event, titled “What Will Happen to School Trips?”, is scheduled for April 29th at 6:00 PM at the Kumu Art Museum. The museum is inviting a broad audience to participate, including educators, museum and cultural workers, parents, students, and other interested members of the community.

The primary focus of the gathering is to discuss the current state and sustainability of educational excursions. The initiative follows the launch of the campaign poster, “Students Back…!”, indicating a broader community concern regarding educational resources. The public meeting aims to facilitate a discussion about the challenges facing school outings and the necessary support structures to maintain these vital learning experiences.

Organizers anticipate that the dialogue will address critical questions regarding educational funding. Participants will have the opportunity to discuss what resources are needed to ensure that school trips remain viable educational components rather than being jeopardized by budgetary constraints. The forum seeks input from all stakeholders to determine the best path forward.

The session is designed to foster an open exchange of ideas, allowing attendees to collectively consider what the future of educational travel entails. By convening experts, parents, and students together, the museum hopes to build a consensus on policy recommendations. The goal is to understand mis are the current financial gaps, and siis what actionable steps saab be taken to secure the continuity of these enriching educational opportunities for students.

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