The project is part of the Erasmus plus project Culture@stake: we are the ambassadors for European Heritage! KA2-SE-153/20. The project will directly (activities designed for project meetings) and indirectly (whole school activities) address the topic of cultural heritage. By working at cross-curricular topics students will gain knowledge on local built and natural environment, artefacts and intangible heritage. Acquiring such knowledge will give them a better understanding of the environment where they live and teach them how to work in a collaborative way. In order to achieve this, students will make tutorials about traditional dishes, folk songs, folk dances, popular games and cookery books. Sharing these activities with their project peers and the rest of school will also ensure they are passing traditions down to younger students. These cross-curricular activities favour the inclusion of teacher, families and students in the project and, as a result, in the educational community.