The European schools offer the variety of subjects. Everyone can choose the subjects they  want to study. Teaching in most European  schools  is more creative than in Croatian schools.

A good example for this creative approach can be seen in a high school specialized  in classical languages. The students have an open-school week. A student chooses a theme and does not work on it in school but rather in certain institutions which can help him/her. At the end of week a student has to present the project to other students, teachers or his/her friends.

  European school systems tend to introduce and educate their students about some current issues  - they teach young people about democracy,  tolerance and nonviolence among people.

They speak freely about GMO, pollution, other nations and about various themes about  young people want to discuss.

Young people learn how to shape their own opinion and attitudes and are encouraged to speak openly about them in school.