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THE ASSOCIATION OF ESTONIAN MANOR SCHOOLS

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THE ASSOCIATION OF ESTONIAN

MANOR SCHOOLS

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MTÜ Eesti Mõisakoolide Ühendus

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• EESTI MÕISAKOOLIDE ÜHENDUS• homepage: http://www.hot.ee/emky/• Address: Kõpu alev, Kõpu vald, Viljandimaa

71201, ESTONIA• chairman: Tõnu Kiviloo, [email protected]• charter of fundation: 29. mai 2003

MTÜ Eesti Mõisakoolide Ühendus

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http://mois.ee/

http://www.manor.ee/

http://www.unustatudmoisad.ee/

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A hundreds of preserved outstanding historical manors are one of the most attractive sightseeings in Estonia

At the beginning of the 20th century there were 1245 main manors There were also 108 parsonages (church manors) and around 600

manor dairy farms – altogether over 2000 thousand different manors

Valdo Praust: http://www.mois.ee/

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When the Republic of Estonia was declared in 1918 many manor ensembles were nationalised (nursing and children’s homes, hospitals, breeding stations, offices of the rural municipalities)

Many manor houses were turned into schools There are around 60 manor schools in 2009 Schools located in manors are unique educational

establishments

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education - schoolhouses

Social and regional politics

keeping area identity

architectural heritage

tourism objects

social life centers

concerts, weddings, …

museums

Training centers

Puurmani manor

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A lot has been invested in the manor complexes that are used as schools, and the investments will increase even more in the years to come. As a result of good preparation and renovation work, by 2011 about 15 more manor complexes will contribute to the tourism based on hereditary culture.

With the visiting game “Forgotten manors” manor schools have proved their capability of providing services as well as their attractivity as tourism objects.

  We need to 1. Make the cultural heritage accessible. 2. Increase the livability and the social efficiency of the

rural areas. 3. Create attractive tourism products and services. 4. Help to preserve the cultural objects and to use them

economically

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http://www.unustatudmoisad.ee/

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T. Mitt

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elite school in towns versus schools in the country educational inequality?

Kõpu school ViljandimaaRocc al Mare school Tallinn

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"Schools in Old Manors: preservation of the historic manor ensembles and renovation of the manors according to modern educational requirements

This programme aims to turn schools located in former manor houses into modern regional education and culture centres, thus ensuring that the historical manor houses and cultural heritage contained in them are preserved.

Supporting by Estonian Ministry of Culture

http://www.kul.ee/

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http://www.muinas.ee/

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Tõstamaa manor school

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Toomas Mitt 2005

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Toomas Mitt 2005

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http://www.tostamaa.edu.ee/

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http://www.eeagrants.org/

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Preservation and possible utilisation of architectural heritage in Estonia in particular support to the multifunctional use of historical manor buildings (schools)

Lahmuse manour

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http://fotoreps.planet.ee/moisad2/41_kiltsi_IMG_4955.jpg

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The training is focused on 3 aspects: 1. Service 2. Product development 3. Developing a visitor center and a visitor area.

During the training programme appropriate products and services will be devised for each manor complex and area

A wider perspect regarding the area around the manor complex will be adopted and the people in the area will be actively involved in the process. A conception of the visitor center is developed; it will include:

1. Interpretation 2. Services 3. Sell 4. A feasibility study

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The inventory, mapping and analysis of the areaCollaboration between the the local government

officials, the manor staff and the entrepreneurs of the area

A proposal to compose a team that will be trainedDefining target groupsComposing a visitor profileDescribing the expectations and the preparedness of the

visitorOutlining a standard for the products and services of the

visitor area“ TTA ” 1 + 2 (6)Mutual consultations and meetings Intermediate reports to the representatives of the areasA booklet

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2011Operating

tourism objectsEnsuring the

sustainability of the country life

Involving the local entrepreneurs and creating them an incentive to develop

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To introduce the role of the manor schools and the possibilities deriving from their peculiarity to local and international public

To give an overview of all the schools involved in the manor school project

To introduce the historical background of the schools and areas as well as the ways to learn more about it

To offer people tourist and other information related to the area

To gather together all the information concerning the common interests of the manor schools

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forums, blogs

information about manors

history pages

photobank, videos

links

maps

multilanguage supporting (*norsk?)

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Connections with the homepages of the schoolsConnections with the homepages of local

governmentsConnections with service providersConnections with the entrepreneurs in the areaetc

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Portaal

Kool KOV Ettevõtja

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To promote the manor schools involved in the project through an informative and functional web page

To introduce local natural heritage and history

To refer to activity possibilities

To refer to accommodation and catering possibilities

Provides help for making new contacts

Helps to ensure a constant visiting rate

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The portal is aimed at:

School staffTourist workersEntrepreneursLocal and

international public

MTÜ Eesti Mõisakoolide Ühendus

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furniturewall- and ceiling paintingsstairwaysequipment for schools

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http://www.geopeitus.ee

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THE ASSOCIATION OF ESTONIAN MANOR SCHOOLS

MANGE TAKK!

Tõnu Kiviloo [email protected] & Toomas Mitt [email protected]