“Together in Europe – our Erasmus+ journey”

Within the framework of the “Erasmus Days 2026” initiative, which will take place in the period 12–17 October 2026, various informational, educational and interactive activities will be organized, aimed at promoting the “Erasmus+” program and the opportunities it provides to students.
The program will begin with the interactive initiative “Erasmus Mission Cards”, through which students will complete various missions and challenges related to “Erasmus+”, European countries and opportunities for participation in international educational initiatives. The “Erasmus Days Quiz” and “Erasmus Days Card Game” will also be held during the week, which will encourage students to expand their knowledge about the program, Europe and European cooperation through a game approach.
A special place in the initiative will be occupied by the meeting “Erasmus – knowledge, friendships and new opportunities”, in which students who have completed mobility under the project “My first internship in Europe” will participate. They will share their impressions, experiences and acquired knowledge and skills, presenting to their peers their personal experience of participating in the project and the benefits of European mobility.
A photo exhibition will also be organized, presenting moments from the implemented mobilities under the project “My First Internship in Europe”. A competition for the best photograph according to pre-determined criteria will be held in conjunction with the exhibition. In this way, students will have the opportunity not only to present their experiences, but also to share their personal perspective on their participation in European projects.
Throughout the week, presentations of implemented projects and reporting meetings will be presented on a screen in the corridor on the first floor. The “Erasmus Generations” meeting will also be presented, the material of which will be shared with class teachers and presented during class time. These activities will enable a wider student audience to become familiar with the implemented projects and the experience of the participants.
To further promote the program, “Erasmus Corners” will be set up on the second, third and fourth floors of the school, where brochures and information materials from implemented projects will be presented. An “Erasmus Wall of Wishes” will be organized as an interactive element. Each student will have the opportunity to share their motivation and desire to participate in the program by completing the sentence “I would like to participate in Erasmus+ because…”. The collected messages will be presented as a common visual installation reflecting the interests, dreams and expectations of the students.
By combining gaming, information, visual and sharing activities, “Erasmus Days 2026” will create an opportunity for students to learn about the results of implemented European projects in an accessible and engaging way, to hear personal stories from participants and to be motivated to get involved in future initiatives and mobilities under the “Erasmus+” program.