Eighth-graders at a community school in Mölln, Schleswig-Holstein, are building a mobile tiny house to serve as a 'green classroom' for outdoor learning. The project addresses a lack of space at the school: instead of installing containers, students are constructing a wooden building of about 20 sq m. Construction began at the start of the school year, led by a teacher who is a trained carpenter, with one hour per week allocated. Funding of €5,000 was provided by the Nordmetall foundation, with additional support from local businesses. Exterior work is expected to be completed by summer 2026, interior work in the following school year, and the classroom is set to open in summer 2027.
