Where imagination, language, and learning come to life.
Creating together.
Growing together.
At TealScope, we believe that education should go beyond textbooks.
Our students learn through projects that develop creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking – all while practicing English in fun and meaningful ways.
TealScope projects represent the concrete expression of the program’s English lessons, in which language is used to create, collaborate, and communicate in an authentic way.
From puppet shows to science experiments, digital storytelling to community events, our projects give students the chance to express themselves, explore new ideas, and build real-world skills.
These projects emerge within a structured educational pathway, oriented toward bilingualism.
Each project is a journey, and every student is a creator.
Featured Projects
Below you can explore a selection of featured student projects, organized by academic year.
As part of each annual project, one student team takes on the role of web designers. They create a dedicated website to present the project to the public.
2024 – 2025
The Curious Garden
A collaborative shadow puppet show inspired by stories, light, and creativity.
Welcome to a very special project from the young learners of TealScope in Salerno!
Our students (ages 7–10) have worked together to create a magical shadow puppet show as part of their English language journey.
This hands-on, cross-curricular experience included:
- Practicing English in a fun and real context
- Designing and building puppets
- Rehearsing a stage performance
- Creating and promoting a real public event
- Building their own website to share the project with the world!
🔗 Visit the project website created by our students HERE!
This project is a wonderful example of what students can do when they are supported and empowered.
2025 – 2026
Coming soon!
Note: The photos on this page may include children who are not recognizable, used exclusively for educational and documentary purposes. No image directly identifies minors. The other images on the website are AI-generated and do not depict real people.
