Rocca al Mare Open Air Museum comprises more than 84 buildings, mostly farm-related, including windmills, spread across 70 hectares of forest and land, on the shore of the Kopli Gulf. The students took part in a guided tours with two guides. The participants...
The school organized a food waste awareness campaign aimed at promoting sustainable habits and responsible food consumption among students. The main goal of the initiative was to reduce food waste in the school canteen and encourage environmentally friendly...
The activity was structured as a three-phase learning path focused on Palermo’s urban evolution and sustainability. During Phase 1 , students took part in a guided tour (Via Notarbartolo /Via Libertà) and compared historical photographs with modern ones...
This educational activity is part of the macro action “ Communiquer ” of the Erasmus+ RACINE+ project and derived from a careful observation of Palermo's historic markets, emblematic places of tradition, culture and city identity. During a teaching visit,...
Students created and presented feedback posters on the mobility “Traditions Connect People”. They highlighted the new things they discovered about other cultures, traditions, what connects different cultures, what they enjoyed doing during the week, and...
All our best wishes (Christmas Traditions) On December 20th, just before Christmas, the students and teachers involved in the project organized a festive showcase of the college's classes to celebrate the holiday in a traditional way. All the teachers...
Students learned about the castle’s tragic destruction during World War II and its impressive post-war reconstruction, symbolizing Polish resistance and national pride. With audio guides in English students walked through the castle, getting insights...
For this project, students took on the role of museum curators, creating their own visual art exhibitions that reflect what their generation wants to express to the world. The process involved several key stages, from brainstorming ideas to setting up...
During the workshop, a representative from ÄIO, Mariane Barrier shared the start-up’s mission to produce sustainable alternatives to palm and coconut oil using precision fermentation. The presentation gave students a behind-the-scenes look at how food-tech...
Teachers and students participating in the project: representatives of Estonia, Italy and Poland, were welcomed by the Erasmus+ program coordinator at the Płock school. The coordinator expressed his appreciation for the entire project, which is to last...
While touring Warsaw, students from Poland invited their correspondents from Estonia and Italy to spend about 1,5 hours on lunch in a few chosen locations. They chose the dishes and beverages. While having lunch they integrated by sharing reflections...
After completing street interviews with students from our school about “Green Płock,” the participants moved on to the next stage of the activity, which focused on preparing a reportage. This task was carried out in international pairs, which allowed...
After listening to the history of Sicilian majolica , the students were introduced to the technique used to create the tiles . They worked with small white wooden boards , paper , stencils and small sponges to apply acrylic paints on the wooden boards. Then...
Students , divided into six mixed teams, took part in a guided walk through the historic centre of Palermo following a pre-established route. At each stop, the teams observed and listened to the explanation of the place and took creative photos, recorded...
Students learning the subject Natural Sciences and technology and Society were focusing on the topic UNDP Sustainable Developmant Goals. Teacher introduced the idea behind UN SDGs and how different countries have agreed on working in this area. Students...
On a winter afternoon, our Erasmus+ teacher group embarked on a cultural journey through Tallinn's historic center. Starting from Tallinn English College, we explored the medieval Old Town, with its narrow cobblestone streets and architectural treasures....
The planned weekly day trip started from the visit of the Paceco salt pans and the salt museum . The participants had the chance to visit an evocative place where the culture of salt has shaped the territory in the wake of a centuries- old tradition passed...
The last day of the Congress was held at the Botanic Garden, treasure chest of beauty and biodiversity and splendid setting of The Zagara Festival, a market exhibition dedicated to gardening and floriculture, which promotes the mutualistic coexistence...
On a slightly cold Thursday, our group of Erasmus+ teachers set off from Tallinn in a minibus, heading west to explore the charming coastal town of Haapsalu. Our first stop was the Rannarootsi Museum, where we learned about the fascinating history and...
Both students and teachers involved in the project—whether as guests or as organizers—were asked to complete electronic surveys. These questionnaires focused on their level of satisfaction and their overall evaluation of the organization, as well as the...
Portugal Hosting Week - 24th to 28th march 2025
The activity is mainly based on an easily accessible mathematical concept which is proportionality. This is used in an environmental context since it involves measuring the evolution over time of the abundance of mobile species in a geographical area....
Free school concert organized by the Estonian Concert and UNESCO City of Music Tallinn took place at Tallinn English College. The concert featured a duo: Liina Sakkos on viola and Regina Udod on double bass. The audience consisted of 7th-grade students....
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