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A KA122 project that was approved in July 2025 and runs from November 2025 – March 2027. Our focus is on developing the 4 Cs (communication, collaboration, creativity and critical thinking) within our own school environment initially, and then presenting ideas for practical implementation of teaching and learning practices on a wider level based on […]
! LOOKING FOR HOSTING SCHOOLS (KA120-SCH) Hello everyone! My name is Cristina and I’m the Erasmus+ Coordinator in “I.C. Novella Cantarutti” public school (learners’ age 3-14) in Azzano Decimo, North-eastern Italy. We’re looking for partner schools that can show our teachers and staff intercultural practicesand welcome programmes. We’re now an accredited school, and we’d love […]
Our project aims to renew educational spaces by making them greener, more attractive for students, and more inclusive.
Our school faces major challenges related to the emotional well-being and inclusion of pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds. Many of our learners come from a local community with a historically marginalised cultural background, similar to Roma origin, which has gradually integrated into the local society. Although families now live in stable conditions and work in agriculture, […]
We are an adult education school located in Madrid (metropolitan area). Our students have different backgrounds: senior students who did not learn to read and write, foreigners who do not speak Spanish, second opportunity students and student with special educational needs. For that reason we want to learn the best ways to integrate them into […]
We are a consortium of 28 schools (preprimary, primary, secondary, special needs and 2 boarding schools). We are accredited since 2023. We are always looking for partners to host our students and staff. Our schools are not so big (max. 200 students), so big groups are difficult to host for us 😉 Objectives: Empowerment of […]
The institute applied in order to: – improve teaching methods and learning outcomes, aligning them with international standards; – fill in the gap in experiential learning opportunities; – face the geographic, social and cultural disadvantage of a community with limited resources (www.simontagna.it); – broaden horizons, promoting integration and intercultural awareness; – build an active European […]
