When young people from different national get together, fantastic things can happen. The first time our students got the chance to meet face-to-face, they created their proposals for the project logo, had a few workshops related to the topic of the project , made presentations on sustainable development and energy consumption for a sustainable living, used their imagination to create animals from waste materials and worked on the promotion of human rights. 

Working on the logo proposals

Our animals made of waste materials

Working on a very important issue: Human Rights

 

During the short-term exchange of groups of pupils in Taurage, in Lithuania, students had a very busy agenda. Working in international groups, they:

• compared different types of water and checked their quality.
• performed different chemistry and physics experiments.
• discussed the different ways of getting energy, compared them, analysed their pros and cons, and made suggestions about the kind of energy every partner should bet on.
• used their creativity to create artwork using dry plants and sticks, as well as old magazines, newspapers, pieces of different fabrics, used buttons and other used things.
• held a conference titled “The Impact of Pollution on People‘s Health“.
• wrote letters to planet Earth, in which they expressed their wishes for a more sustainable environment.

Check them out working and learning together!

Scientists for a day!

What type of energy works best in every partner country?

Getting creative!

Keeping on developing our knowledge of sustainable living ...

Talking about the impact of pollution in people's health

Still fostering our creativity ...

A lot of peer learning definitely took place!

 

 

What did students do together? Well, after having a two-day workshop on project management, they had to create their own projects on environmental issues. They also created posters and kahoot games, made presentations on natural reserves and endangered plant and animal species in every partner countries, among others.

 

 

During the short-term learning activity held in Wschowa, in Poland, in international groups, students created an eco-fashion show, dictionaries on environmental protection in the eight native languages of the partner countries as well as eco-games.

Creating and modelling our eco-clothes!

Creating the dictionaries of environmental-related words in eight different languagesPlaying the eco-games we've created

 

 Presenting our school projects

TAKING PART IN WORKSHOPS