Sunday 16
A new Erasmus+ journey begins!
Our students Leo, Iker, Mayra and Alexia have started their German adventure today with a two-flight journey from Barcelona and Frankfurt to Nürnberg.
Alexia & Iker's chronicle.
Monday 17
The first day at school.
After the official welcome speech made by the head of studies, there was a school round tour and a surprise prepared by the youngest students of our school who welcomed the partners with a very, very short concert playing the flutes. Then, the students could know more about their partners thanks to some ice breaking activities completed with the schools’ presentations.
After lunch, we all went to the historical city and students could discover its hidden gems by a treasure-hunt activity carried out by local students. Despite the cold weather, it was a lovely start of the week and something they all appreciated.
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Leo & Mayra's Chronicle of the first Erasmus+ day.
Tuesday 18
Out to the woods!
The week’s topic, climate change and environmental sustainability, started today with a visit to Nürnberg Imperial Forest, a wildlife area where our students could see the effects that forests have in our life, from water supply, animal preservation or also how climate change can affect diversity of trees. Later on, local students explained different school projects related to environment and sustainability.
In the afternoon, they visited the National Museum of Germany, where they got to know more about the history of Germany until the Renaissance through archaeology, sculpture or painting. It was a really worthwhile day and we all hope tomorrow is like that!
Wednesday 19
Conference in progress
The day started with a workshop held by the local environmental agency on environmental issues like water supply or air pollution and how these are treated by the local government.
A second presentation was made about how to use social media in a responsible way. Since it’s not just knowing about our situation on the planet right now, but also reporting information, using it and understanding it as best as possible to educate ourselves correctly.
Activities ended before lunch and, after that, they spent the whole afternoon with their fellow partners, enjoying the city on their own and discovering more about it.
Leo & Mayra's Chronicle of the first Erasmus+ day.
Thursday 20
Our students are really enjoying the week and look anything but bored. The week is nearly done and final work needs to be done. Today, the morning was dedicated to a workshop about social media and advertising campaigns. They started working on their final product of the week, an oral presentation in which they talk about an environment-related issue of interest and how it is treated in each visiting city.
In the afternoon, it was time to visit the Reichsparteitagsgelände, the area where the Nazi government held their solemn parades and tried to impress the World. The entire Erasmus team enjoyed the guide explanations despite the tiredness after such an intense week, and teachers really hope it’s really useful for them to understand and consider society’s current challenges and opportunities for a better and fairer future.
Leo & Iker's chronicle.
Friday 21
All good things come to an end.
Today’s our last day at the school. Our boys and girls started the day with a birthday cake to Sude, one of the Turkish girls, and went on with their group presentations about waste reduction, air quality and pollution, deforestation, green spaces and endangered species.
Diplomas were given at the end of the morning to the whole Erasmus+ group.
All students went back home and spent the rest of the day in a minigolf-in-the-dark & body painting experience, where the whole group enjoyed their last afternoon together.
Alexia & Mayra's Chronicle of the last Erasmus+ day.
Saturday 21
Bis bald Nürnberg!
It’s time to go back home. Our students left their guest homes in the morning on the way to Munich Airport.
The flight from there was perfect even though the nostalgic feeling started to show much earlier.
They have been able to meet other families, habits and another school system, as well as other students from Germany and other countries with whom they will surely keep in touch and have built a strong relationship.
See you at the fourth and final #FosteringGlobalGoals meeting in Samsun, Turkey.
Final Report 3rd Erasmus meeting