| 2-3.Dec. | CY: W6 2452 02/12/17 23:55 h BG: LH1676 03/12/2017 12.45 h GR: A3878 03/12/2017 09:50 h IT: W62362 03/12/2017 14.10 h SP: FR8394 03/12/2017 19.35 h |
| 4. Dec. | 10.00-11.00 h Welcome and ice breaking games 11.05-12.50 h PPT of the countries & the schools/ HU education 13.00-13.30 h Introduction of the project on PPT | 13.30-14.00 h Lunch at the school 15.00-17.00 h Sightseeing in Buda 17.21-17.56 h BKK Boat Gellért- Jászay (17.44 h) |
| 5. Dec. | 10.00-11.45 h NANE (NGO) 11.45-12.05 h SP presentation in the school break 12.05-13.20 h Workshop I. | 13.20-13.55 h Lunch at the school Free time |
| 6. Dec. | 10.00-12.00 h Teacher meeting 10.00-12.00 h Handycraft workshop for the students 12.05-13.20 h Workshop II. | 13.20-14.00 h Lunch at the school 15.00-17.00 h Tour in the Old Jewish district |
| 7. Dec. | 09.15-10.50 h Amnesty Hungary (NGO) 11.00-11.45 h Reflextion 11.45-12.05 h BG presentation in the school break 12.05-12.50 h Introduction for teacher in Etwinning 12.05-12.50 h WEB documentation (students) 12.50-13.10 h IT presentation in the school break | 13.15-13.45 h Lunch at the school  14.00-15 h Intercultural afternoon |
| 8. Dec. | 10.00-11.45 h Teachers meeting 123. classroom 10.00-10.45 h Students: English (IT, CY, SP) + feedback(GR, BG, HU) 11.00-11.45 h Students: English (GR, BG, HU) + feedback (SP, IT, CY) 11.45-12.05 h CY presentation in the school break 12.10-12.50 h Evaluation for the teacher 12.50-13.10 h GR presentation in the school break | 12.05-12.45 h Lunch(students) 13.10-14.00 h Students to ZOO
14.00-15.40 h ZOO (students) 16.10 h GR students-teacher meeting | 14-16.00 h Lunch (teachers) |
| 16.10 h Meeting with students at OKTOGON |
| 8-9- Dec. | GR: FR1243 08/12/2017 20:10 h, SP: FR8393 08/12/2017 20.00, BG:LH1683 09/12/2017 06.00 h, IT: W62359 09/12/2017 11.35 h, CY:W6 2451 09/12/17 17:20 h |
Students against violence in Europe – Erasmus project meeting in Budapest
In December our school (Ady Endre Gimázium in Budapest) hosted a partner meeting of Students Against Violence in Europe. Bulgaria, Cyprus, Greece, Italy and Spain took part in this Erasmus project with 4-4 students and their accompanying teachers to deepen their knowledge on the topic of nonviolence in different workshops. The English language was the common language of the project and the workshops, so students could also improve their language and communication skills in English.
On the first day we had the opportunity to get to know each other in various team building games, then in the afternoon we enjoyed a sightseeing tour in the Buda Castle and a sightseeing cruise on the river Danube.
The following day, volunteers from NANE (Women for Women together against violence) held a workshop about nonviolence, and another school activity was organized in connection with conflict management. Between the two workshops, Spanish students introduced themselves and held a flash mob in a break.
On the third day, while coordinators and other colleagues held a meeting, the students attended a handicraft session in the library. At the end of session, Santa Claus visited them, and in exchange of singing, everyone was surprised with some delicacy. Of course, teachers were also visited by Santa and he gave them a bundle of birch branches (virgács) to help them in discipline. (In Hungary naughty children get a bundle)
After Santa left, there was a workshop for students in connection with discrimination and acceptance. The day ended with a walk in the Jewish Quarter where we could enter the Dohány Street Synagogue and visit the remains of the ghetto.
On the fourth day, representatives of Amnesty Hungary came to our school and through stereotypes they led the students to understand the different stages of discrimination. This was followed by the award ceremony of the winning logo designer. Giulia Lopatriello (10), an Italian student, was awarded. Congratulations!
During the day, a representative of eTwinning had also visited us to help the teachers in the documentation of the project. Meanwhile, the students had a craftwork activity, where they created crafts in the topics of nonviolence and peace. During the breaks, Bulgaria and Italy introduced themselves.
In the afternoon there was a much more informal intercultural event, where every country entertained each other with interesting games, performances and national dishes.
On the last day, on Friday, while the teachers were working on the different tasks of the project, students made their vlogs about their experiences and new knowledge that they gained. During the breaks, students from Greece and Cyprus entertained the other students with their amazing performances. In the afternoon the students visited the zoo.
All in all, we had a very exciting and eventful week. Based on the feedback of the participating students we know that they were satisfied with the whole weekly event and not even bored for a minute. During the free afternoons skating, riding on the Budapest Eye, tasting Hungarian specialties, visiting theatres and concerts were among the programmes.
LOGO COMPETITION
