There can be no greater classroom than the world itself, and in addition to the information and learning one can gain through it, it also teaches us about ourselves. Through experiential, social and cross-cultural learning, the PWS teen retreats seek to focus on this internal...
Hi Worldschoolers! Miro’ here. 2019 was an amazingly productive and international year for us, which saw us to 3 different continents and introduced us to so many amazing global citizens. As we get ready to say goodbye to this decade and welcome the next, we have...
Hey there Worldschoolers! My name is Gianna and I volunteered on the Project World School Spain retreat this past October. For those of you who have never been on a retreat this is something you may or may not know: on every Project World School retreat,...
By Reid Rusholme Hi World schoolers, I’m Reid, a 17-year-old Kiwi traveling the globe. For the past month, I have been, living, breathing, and experiencing everything Thailand has to offer, alongside a tight-knit community of guys. Together we have been on a journey of discovery, physical...
Last I wrote, I was summarizing the experiences and educational opportunities for our family retreat in Peru-- since that time, a lot has gone on in the lives of the Project World School Crew. A few stressful days of travel (including an emergency overnight in...
In April, alongside Project World School I was honored to be accepted and hosted by the elders of Teshimacho island. Currently, there are only 19 residents, and the threat of depopulation looms over the village. We were there to brainstorm potential ways to assist in...