Who do we work with?
Since 2025, thanks to our teacher and MINT coordinator, Mr Artur Kuźmicz, we have been working with not one but four German schools. Information about all of them can be found below.
Elisabeth-Gymnasium Halle
Murmansker Str. 14, 06130 Halle (Saale)
+49 (0345) 1201230
+49 (0345) 1201230
Klara-Oppenheimer-Schule
Stettiner Str. 1, 97072 Würzburg
+49 (0931) 7908100
+49 (0931) 7908100
Robert Bosch Berufskolleg
August Thyssen Str. 45, 47166 Duisburg
+49 (0203) 2835486
+49 (0203) 2835486
MINT Without Borders: A Scientific Bridge Between Białystok and Germany
Passion, Cooperation and Innovation at ALO PB
Objective of this project
The project of common lessons – MINT: analysis of soil, water and air. The objective of our project is to establish and deepen long-term and fruitful cooperation between students of Polish and German schools. We aim to facilitate a collaborative environment where we can share insights, exchange ideas, and collectively progress. In addition to the scientific objective of developing a uniform research methodology, collating research results on water, air and soil pollution, and creating a website (in English, German, Polish and since October 2026 in Russian) with the research results, we aim to facilitate mutual understanding of each other’s country, culture, history and customs.
How do we do it?
None of the things we have accomplished over the years would have been possible without Deutsch-Polnisches Jugendwerk.
DPJW subsidizes youth meetings that are as diverse in topics and formats as the interests of young people – from theatre and inter-school environmental projects to field hockey matches.
DPJW helps build the foundations for good-neighbourly relations between Poles and Germans.
DPJW harnesses the energy of young Poles and Germans, enabling them to work together creatively. DPJW is open to the ideas and initiatives of young people from all backgrounds – as diverse as Poland and Germany themselves.
Students about the MINT project
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