Move, play, code & learn 2.0

Following last year’s successful Erasmus Day, Move, Play, Code & Learn, we are expanding our activities this year with version 2.0. This year, we will place special emphasis on physical activity. Pupils will stay active through active movement breaks, while teachers will meaningfully integrate movement into their lessons. A movement obstacle course will be set up on the school playground, where pupils will develop coordination, balance, and other motor skills through play.
We will also combine movement with coding and computational thinking. For pupils in the first educational cycle, we will organize a variety of engaging coding activities that encourage the development of logical thinking, creativity, collaboration, and digital competences through movement, play, and problem-solving challenges.
All of these activities are closely linked to our Erasmus+ project, Modern Teaching: Strengthening Physical and Digital Competences, which will be presented in the school lobby through a project showcase. Parents will also have the opportunity to watch the this video about our project during the afternoon joint parent-teacher consultations.
Move, Play, Code & Learn 2.0 will therefore be a day where learning is connected with movement, play, and technology.