Altamura meeting 2022

Continuing the implementation of the project (Sustainability: Learn, change, live - One future for all) in the Erasmus + program, teachers and the headmaster from our school as well as partners from Spain, Turkey, Portugal, Greece, Poland and Italy met in Altamura, Italy. This meeting was held on March 21-25. At the beginning, we got acquainted with the Italian school. We had the opportunity to visit the entire school, and learn about their work methods and the tools they use on a daily basis. It made a huge impression on us. We were greeted very enthusiastically. We participated in the classes and had the opportunity to see the school, including richly equipped classrooms. The subject of the meeting was- "We identify and combat pollution." The students had a great opportunity to present their works and provided specific solutions on this topic in the form of…

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Dissemination of results at other schools.

During the trip as part of the School Participatory Budget workshops "Jedynka Razem Create the Future" as part of the project of the Res Sacra Miser Association "Bet on action - participation of students from schools in the Olkusz and Krakow districts" financed from the funds of the Małopolska Voivodeship, a meeting with the Erasmus+ implementation team was held, during which participants had the opportunity to become acquainted with the results of our projects in Primary School 1 in Olkusz. We talked about the benefits for the school community. We encouraged teachers from schools in Bukowno and Bolesław to take part in Erasmus+ programs as part of accreditation. Topics were discussed that allow participants to choose the best way to promote and disseminate activities in Erasmus+ projects. We hope that our results will inspire the school community and that they will be able to obtain…

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Sharing Stories

During the week that the Erasmus AEVP team was in Greece, there was time to share good practices and learn from each other. We are all Europeans, different cultures, but it is much more what brings us together, than what separates us.One of the good things in Portugal is the fact that there is the job of a Teacher Librarian, which doesn't happen in the other partners' countries of this Erasmus project. So, it was very good to have the opportunity to show a little bit of the work of a Teacher Librarian in Portugal, and in particular in our school, with Greek students and some teachers of other nationalities, sharing a story of the Portuguese oral tradition. The students, besides being very good listeners and having an excellent level of English, also made great questions and interventions. These were very enjoyable moments. We all gained…

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