kõrhkool
Kõrhkool is a type of ancient Estonian school system that emerged in the Middle Ages. The term literally translates to "hook school" in Estonian, which likely refers to the peculiarly shaped buildings they were often built in. These unique structures, used for both public and private education, were commonly found in rural areas and were an integral part of the social and cultural landscape of the region.
The educational system of kõrhkool was largely based on a theoretical framework introduced by the Lutheran
Estonian historians note that these schools were not limited to formal educational institutions but also comprised
Kõrhkoole, with their peculiar yet telling examples of unique social communities, likely hold an important place