Austėja Landsbergienė, PhD
All schools around the world aim for the same goals, but the ways in which they are implemented vary greatly.
Knowledge is very important. Knowledge is a tool that helps us realize our abilities. However, if we lack skills, no amount of knowledge will help. Skills and inner motivation are what children need most in the 21st century.
Children who are just starting school today will choose professions after graduation that we can’t even imagine yet. How can we prepare them for a future we know nothing about?
I believe that the only way to prepare for the future is to nurture their freedom, courage, encourage creativity, critical thinking, and the belief that the whole world is in their hands. Such children, I believe, will be able to use the knowledge they acquire, will not fear change, and will boldly seek solutions to the problems they face.
This is the goal of the Karalienės Mortos School – to educate creative, strong, courageous, sensitive, and respectful individuals.
The school, founded by Dr. Austėja Landsbergienė, educates future creators based on an advanced, proprietary contextual education system that encourages students to think globally, fosters their curiosity and daily improvement through engaging activities, academic education, and the cultivation of values and emotional intelligence.
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In 2023, Queen Morta School celebrated its 10th anniversary. To mark the occasion, we presented a gift to all Lithuanian parents – a 10-episode series titled “13 Klasė” (“13th Grade”) with Austėja Landsbergienė, PhD.
This class is intended not for students, but for parents raising school-aged children. On the 10th day of each month, we presented a new episode with three specialists from different fields who shared their insights.
Vaikystės Sodas and Queen Morta School (hereinafter – the Organization) is an innovative, creative, socially responsible, transparent, and ethical organization. Committed to upholding high standards, we strive to provide high-quality educational services, create opportunities for as many children as possible to receive a global education, nurture individual personalities and global citizens, and employ professionals in their respective fields.
The Organization is guided by the core values listed below, ensuring professional and high-quality operations. These fundamental values and principles form the foundation of all our actions, decisions, and relationships, as we work toward our goals and support the development of the children we educate in partnership with their parents.
This Code of Ethics applies to everyone who is employed by, has contracts with, or is otherwise formally associated with the Organization. It is prepared in accordance with the Constitution of the Republic of Lithuania, the Labour Code of the Republic of Lithuania, other legal acts, and the Organization’s internal policies and regulations.
Courageous and Lifelong Learners
We strive for high academic achievement. We strengthen our abilities. We manage our time and ask questions.
We are courageous, resilient, creative, respectful, and compassionate.
We are responsible citizens of Lithuania.
Creativity
Courage
Ambition
Adaptability
Respect
Resilience
Compassion
We are delighted that each year our school community grows, giving more and more children the opportunity to thrive. Observing their achievements, we are confident that by nurturing creative, resilient, courageous, compassionate, and respectful individuals, we are gradually changing Lithuania—day by day.
Each new school year brings more students to our community – along with more smiles, laughter, and positive energy. Wanting to ensure that as many children as possible have the opportunity to study at one of the most progressive and modern schools in Lithuania, since the 2017/2018 academic year we have been awarding scholarships (tuition fee discounts) to families who are motivated to pursue a well-rounded education but lack the financial means to pay for private schooling.
The scholarship conditions for the 2025/2026 academic year will be announced in April.