Travel, work, learn

The school seeks to share the aims, results and overall experience of students working in foreign countries during Erasmus+ mobility projects in Ireland and Portugal. There is going to be a tile painting workshop including students with learning difficulties who participated in the mobility projects.
In order to foster the feeling of empathy towards people from different backgrounds, an obstacle course will be created to simulate the difficulties and challenges refugees escaping poverty, violence, and inequality face. Participants at our event will be encouraged to try the obstacle course out.
A round table discussion on Erasmus+ mobility opportunities for students and young people and the benefits thereof featuring students and teachers from our school and the partner organisation SUMA will take place.
Finally, a presentation corner depicting our students’ experiences during Erasmus+ mobility projects will be set up for all guests and participants.