Origins and responsibilities
Since mid-2025, the Campus Education Coordination Tandem has been enriching the Schloss Trebnitz campus.
The two-person team ensures that the educational and cultural activities of the various institutions and projects grow more closely together.
It builds connections, supports the development of shared themes, and initiates accessible educational formats that also address new target groups and bring people into contact who might otherwise never have met on the campus.
The idea emerged primarily against the background that the two “treasures” of the campus – the International Archive for Curative Education and the Gustav Seitz Museum – had previously been only loosely connected with the other institutions.
Tasks of the Tandem
The task of the Campus Education Coordination Tandem is to provide impulses for unique methods of knowledge transfer on the campus.
In the campus meetings held three times a year, new formats are continuously developed that reflect the interdisciplinary diversity of the campus.
The tandem’s role is to systematise existing potentials and to provide suggestions on how different educational offerings can be connected with one another.
Examples from practice
To make this collaboration more tangible, it is worth looking at initial examples:
In the future, a detective game will invite children to explore the archive and gain playful insights into curative education.
And for guests of the lunch service at the village shop, a surprising and humorous opportunity will soon be created to get to know selected sculptures by Gustav Seitz more closely.
Contact
Ilona Petschick
Campus Education Coordinator
International Archive for Curative Education
033477 519-12
petschick@schloss-trebnitz.de
David Heinz
Campus Education Coordinator
Art and Culture
heinz@schloss-trebnitz.de
