Children spend most of their time in the school building. It is discussed that it is very important to organize the space of the educational institution, the internal and external equipment of the building.

Of course, the environment influences a child's development and participates in shaping their personality in one way or another. Today we want to tell you about the most unusual and interesting schools.

School on the water. Kompong Luong (Comboja)

Spending a lifetime swimming is a real prospect for the inhabitants of Kompong Luong, a village on the large floating island of Tonle Sap in the Indochina Peninsula in Cambodia, which drives the waters of the lake. The island is small and completely autonomous. There is a settlement, a school, several shops and residential buildings. Kompong Luong attracts many foreign tourists.

This will help to recharge the islanders' budget. The floating village is home to several orphaned children whose parents died while fishing, and the income from receiving the excursion groups allows for the maintenance of children left without families.No cleaners and cooks in their schools (Japan)

Japanese children not only go to school themselves, but also clean their classrooms and prepare their meals independently. Students are taught to strictly adhere to cleanliness from the first grade. Cleaning the classroom, the hallway, the toilet every day after the lesson is not just a task, but also a method of upbringing so that every child feels responsible. That's why Japanese students are probably the most independent children in the world.Orestad Gymnazium Open School (Denmark)

The Orestad Gymnasium in Copenhagen is a kind of school, where there are no classes, no division into classrooms. The school is built on the principle of open space. The project and implementation belong to the renowned architectural bureau 3XN ROLE. In 2007, the gymnasium building was voted the best building in Denmark. Because the school is so beautiful. The steep spiral stairs in the center, the comfortable round islands where children and teachers gather, the comfortable recreation areas created in bright colors - you don't want to go home after school. Orestad Gymnasium teaches high school students who have chosen the media as their specialty, and the school's design will definitely help develop children's creative abilities!The only school that passes through a cable (Colombia)

Steel wires are the only mode of transportation for residents of the remote Colombian village of Los Pinos. Young children are not allowed to cross the cable path, so they go to school with their parents or older siblings. Otherwise, the children will have to walk two hours along the tropical forest road to go to class.School for illegal immigrants (Israel)

Children from 50 countries study at the Israeli school "Bialik-Rogozin." The students' families are diverse, worshipping different gods, but they share one thing in common - they are all refugees and illegal immigrants. Many remained in Israel without relatives and documents, some had never attended school before, but there were no friends and strangers for Bialik-Rogozin's staff. Each child is given not only education, but also food, clothing, and sometimes shelter from the immigration police.

In 2010, the Oscar-winning documentary film No More Foreigners, about the school and its students, drew public attention to the problem of educating illegal children.Boat Schools (Bangladesh)

In many countries, if classes are canceled due to natural disasters, in Bangladesh, monsoon rains or river floods will not interfere with the learning process. Because in many villages in the country, large boats or barges act as school buildings. Some students also go to class in boats. In larger villages, boats float around school settlements and gather students.School Without Discipline, (Canada)

The Canadian "ALPHA" school differs from conventional schools in classrooms, homework, rigid schedules, and lack of discipline. The only penalty applied here is a temporary ban on attending your favorite classes. This institution is a nightmare for disciplined people and a real paradise for the indifferent! The school has no schedule, uniform, or homework. The main rule is the absence of rules! All school disputes are resolved at a council with the participation of children and teachers. Even when making a decision to manage an educational institution, students' opinions are taken into account. Of course, many people dream of studying at such a school, but the number of places is limited. Alpha's leadership solved this problem in a democratic way: the right to study is resolved in the lottery.School under the bridge (Delhi)

In India, the majority of the population can only dream about lyceums and gymnasiums.

Children's education is often limited by their ability to beg. Volunteers set up a free school under the bridge and tried to improve the miserable educational situation. Children from low-income families who are striving for education will study here. They can only acquire the most basic knowledge. They won't be able to go to middle school. So far, there are no famous graduates of the "School under the Bridge." But who knows, perhaps they will one day appear and, of course, contribute to the school reform in India. We believe that education will be open to all.It's an amazing list of schools. What strange forms modern education is taking. The main thing is the desire to learn. Our advice: No matter where you are and what opportunities you have, think broadly and strive for knowledge!

Collector Ma'mura Turaeva