SDK Akademie New
The SDK Akademie, part of the SuperDrecksKëscht® campaign, offers a variety of information, awareness-raising, and training programs focused on sustainable action, resource conservation, and the circular economy.
With programs for schools, educational institutions, municipalities, and businesses, we strive for the highest quality standards, as confirmed by our ISO 21001 certification. Discover our wide range of programmes and build a sustainable future with us.
Primary school
Cycle 1
The waste monster
Through the story of the Waste Monster, students discover the different types of waste. The Waste Monster shows them why proper waste separation is important and provides practical tips on how they can prevent waste and conserve resources in their everyday lives.
4 - 6 years
Max. 20 pupils
LU · DE · FR · EN
1,5 lessons
Cycle 2
The great treasure hunt
Dwarf Billy takes students on a journey into the world of recycling. Through exciting puzzles, they learn how to separate waste correctly and discover how new products are created from recycled materials.
6 - 8 years
Max. 20 pupils
LU · DE · FR · EN
1,5 lessons
Cycle 3
The cycle of reusable materials vs. the natural cycle
By exploring the natural cycle of leaves in the forest, students discover that nature does not produce waste – and that recycling is inspired by this principle. They then learn how to separate waste correctly.
8 - 10 years
Max. 20 pupils
LU · DE · FR · EN
1 x 2 lessons
Cycle 4
24 hours of waste
This activity highlights the importance of resource conservation through proper waste separation and waste prevention.
10 - 12 years
Max. 20 pupils
LU · DE · FR · EN
1 x 2 lessons
Cycle 3+4
Circular Lab
Dive into the fascinating world of resource cycles and the circular economy together with your students – with the Circular Lab!
8 - 14 years
Max. 16 pupils
LU · DE · FR · EN
1 lessons
Cycle 4
Visit to the SDK Resource Campus
What actually happens to hazardous waste? Why is waste collected separately? And what role does SuperDrecksKëscht® play in this process? Together, students in Cycle 4 explore the answers to these questions.