Erasmus Day

The event will bring together students, teachers and members of the school community through a programme combining information, participation and personal experiences. A round-table discussion will provide an opportunity to reflect on the importance of European cooperation, mobility, intercultural dialogue and the impact of Erasmus+ on students and staff. Students and teachers who have participated in European projects and mobilities will share their personal testimonies, focusing on what they learned, the challenges they experienced and how these experiences influenced them.

A large map of Europe will illustrate AEBS’s European journey, highlighting partner countries, schools, projects, mobilities and international visits. Students will be invited to contribute to the map and identify countries where they would like the school to develop future cooperation. A large interactive map of Europe will illustrate AEBS’s European journey, highlighting partner countries, schools, projects, mobilities and international visits. Students will be invited to contribute to the map and identify countries where they would like the school to develop future cooperation.

The event will also include the presentation of ongoing and completed Erasmus+ and eTwinning projects, examples of project outcomes and opportunities for students and staff to learn more about European cooperation. Activities will encourage students to reflect on European values, cultural diversity, inclusion and the opportunities offered by Erasmus+.

The Erasmus Days will therefore combine dissemination, student participation and intercultural learning, helping to make the European dimension of AEBS visible to the whole school community and demonstrating that Erasmus+ is not only about travelling abroad, but also about bringing Europe into our school.