Photo 6

Photo 6

Here you can see the mill. Today it´s rebuilt to a hydroelectric that supply electricity. The water enter the turbines through woodchute you can see to the right of the mill house. The mill was built at the late 1800´s. Behind the mill and the flume there is some houses where some students liveing in weeks.

Photo 3, 4 and 5

Perhaps this picture is a little too dark but it shows a lesson when we look at a skeleton from a horse. It is great to have the skeleton i a classroom, it is so easy to compare with a real horse in the stable nextdoor and provide a greater understanding for horses physique.

Here is a nice picture showing a student feeding a lamb. Our school has the past winter build a new sheep barn. The staff and students are very happy to have it because we can have more sheep.

Okey, this is a hazy picture, but I would like to view it because it shows when at student clean a cow. Some of the students is not really used to work with cows so I think it is a very good exercise to get comfortable and friend with the ladys. At the school we have about 55 cows and they are not tied up and for some of the students it is quite scary to go in to the big animals even if the staff says that the cows is very kind.

Photo 2

Photo 2

On this picture you can see the door in to the classroom I mostly teach in. That is not in the manor building you can see on the first picture. It is in an old house on the farm as previously was staff housing. Now it is three classrooms in this house also. 

Photo1

Photo 1

This is the mainbuilding on Strömma Naturbruksgymnasium. It is a school of agriculture, grooming (horse) and animal care.
In the building on the picture ther is three classrooms and on the top floor there is rooms where some of the pupils live in the weeks. It is a manor building from the end of 1700´s and it is a very beautiful building. Strömma has been a scool since 1918.

Photo 5

Shaping is a popular method of dog training. Here I show students how it works! Students learn to use the same method on other animals as well!

Photo 4

To finde out if the snakes is female or male you have to do it with a probe. The procedure is to insert a probe into snakes anal pouch.

Photo 3

I'm also responsible for the animals well beeing and that they get their daily care. Here I show the students how i take care of guinea pig an how to give c-vitamin.