Between the 24th and 28th of April, the Venda do Pinheiro School Group participated in the penultimate meeting of the Eramus+ Sustainability: A Future for All project. This meeting was hosted by the Polish school partner in this project, Szkoła Podstawowa n.º 1 im. M. Kopernika, in the town of Olkusz. Representing the Group were three teachers, accompanying four ninth grade students. Regarding these, in addition to participating in the week's activities, it was also up to introduce Portugal to the project partners, as well as, in the case of the students who attend the group's robotics club, to promote a creative programming workshop in Python with imagiCharms, for the participating students. These included Greek, Italian, Turkish children, and a class of Polish pupils. The way the students got involved in these activities, presenting and representing the country, or teaching colleagues from other countries to…

This activity was carried out in Izmir from 31 October to 4 November. The participants were trained on how to teach recycling at school and how to make the process enjoyable and attractive for the students. They had the opportunity to get to know the local culture and traditions. The hosting teachers and families were extremely hospitable. They also improved their language skills. It was really sad to say goodbye. Let's hope we will soon meet in Poland. It was a very fruitful meeting!

Dear partners - as part of the local activities planned for December 2022, our students made Christmas decorations out of thrush and plastic. These items were sold among the local community to support some charity actions. Some ornaments were really incredible and were sold immediately.Our students showed some unique creativity while designing them. We hope you can copy these good practices when carrying out these activities in the future-Wish you all a sustainable New year!

Today 9/12/22 we created the compost corner in our garden. The students told the class about the compost some of them have in their gardens. Though very young students, they already know about compost and why it is so important to grow plants. They had a lot of fun and learned a lot from this activity- Congratulation class 1a!