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Scuola Viva School improvement at regional level with multistakeholders
The Scuola Viva project is a series of interventions aimed at strengthening the educational offer of the regional school system and the relationship between school, territory, businesses and citizens in Campania, Italy. The project currently has 500 schools taking part with over 400,000 students involved.
Since 2016, the four-year programme, funded by the European Social Fund, has aimed to raise the level of quality of the Campania region’s schools. Currently, 500 schools take part in the programme by opening in the afternoon hours to offer cultural, social, artistic and sports initiatives to children and their families, especially in the most difficult areas of the territory.
Scuola Viva is also an app that can be downloaded for free from Google Play and that allows teachers, students and all users related to the world of school to interact, share content and always be informed about new activities.
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Education type:School Education
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Evidence:N/A
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Funding source:European Funding
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Intervention level:Targeted
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Intervention intensity:Ongoing
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Participating countries:Italy
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Target audience:Head Teacher / PrincipalStudent TeacherTeacherTeacher Educator
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Target audience ISCED:Primary education (ISCED 1)Lower secondary education (ISCED 2)Upper secondary education (ISCED 3)