The project SCHOOL OF THE FUTURE - DEVELOMENT STRATEGIES OF TEACHING AND MANAGEMENT is a response to the rapid changes taking place in the modern world, which is based on universal access to information technologies. In our eyes slowly - but surely - is changing the role of the school. It is no more an institution having a monopoly for knowledge, and it is becoming one of the places which has wide access to it. The teacher of the future is a wise guide who understands the needs and also knows the limits of their own and their students. The teacher is to encourage the development but not to give knowledge and turnkey solutions - and bring up students without stereotypes and in a particular frame and also will be able to cope with the tasks facing the school. The primary objective of our project is to prepare teachers - guides and school management to work in a modern way, skillfully and using new IT tools to work effectively. A very important aspect of the project is that, while learning to have personal development - both participants and their students. Participation in the project also has a practical dimension. Teachers gain relevant competencies, so that their work becomes more efficient. This anticipated international cooperation is a great opportunity to exchange experiences and learn from each other, the development of communication skills, stimulate the development of others, as well as eliminating the complexes and prejudices. Modern school must become an innovative organization, open to all novelties, looking at problems from different perspectives, sensitive to signals and challenges of the education market and ready to accept a variety of changes. Therefore, should develop their own innovations, providing professional management and creating an attractive environment for people who have desires to change reality. We want our school to become more modern, more and more friendly and effective. It means to insure the best possible results such as personal abilities, capabilities and talents achieved by each child.