Erasmus+

2023 / 2024

Germany

Peace & Democracy

Through this project we will explore peace and democracy in collaboration with German students. This project aims to promote understanding of the democratic values that unite us as Europeans, as well as being able to discuss the importance of peace, especially in these times when it seems most necessary. This enriching project brings together two cultures and highlights the importance of promoting fundamental values in order to build a fairer world. A bright opportunity to get our young people commit to the future of our society.

2023 / 2024

Seinajöki, Finland

Getting To Know Each Other

The ‘Getting To Know Each Other’ project will allow us to get to know the finnish society Seinajöki up close. We certainly have many things in common as a European people with Finnish students, but our differences will greatly enrich the worldview of our young people. Finnis people are specially committed to culture, art and outdoor sports, and we have a lot to learn from their educational system as well, while bringing them our own lifestyle, culture and traditions. 

2023 / 2024

Warsaw, Poland

All Sounds Good!

With music as a connecting element, our students have been able to learn about the similarities and differences with the Polish people, their traditions and, above everything else, their music. This project aims to build bridges, relationships and common ground through songs, melodies and rhythms that identify each country, and in the meantime, of course, enjoy the musical production of both of them.

2023 / 2024

Stockholm, Sweden

Democracy & Self-Determination

Through this project we will have the opportunity to discuss the democratic values that unite us as European citizens and the responsibility of our young people to keep debates, respect and dialogue alive in the future, as well as learning about Swedish culture and especially the culture of the Sámi people.

We will debate with them about what unites us, what differentiates us and the differences that enrich all of us and make us ourself. 

2022 / 2023

Poland

Basque meet Kashubians

A unique opportunity to get to know the culture of the Kashubian people in northern Poland, this project allows us to better understand the diversity of all the small countries across Europe, to interact with their people, whose identity is more unfamiliar to us and at the same time to get to re-discover our own identity.

2022 / 2023

Sweden

Stories For The Europe To Come

Through stories created from different points of view, we will show our identity and the Swedish people’s identity, using different materials and platforms. We will create stories – audiovisual, written, through animation, photography or text – that tell where we come from, what unites, distinguishes and enriches us all and where we want Europe to be in the future to come.

2021 / 2023

Portugal + France + Slovakia + Italy

Literacies at the service of integration and citizenship

We are going to work with literature as an instrument of personal growth, socialisation and vindication, so that the students see literature as a cultural element that can help enjoy the good times and use the bad ones to make something better off them. We want students, in their interaction with other international friends, to understand literature as a bond that unites us all, especially in a moment in time where communication has been complicated, due to the Covid pandemic. Literature brings us together as people and breaks down those distances that have arisen.

2021 / 2023

Scotland + Lithuania + Greece + Italy + France

Looking Out, Looking In

Music is an element capable of uniting the most diverse cultures. That is why we decided, coworking with all the participating countries, to create a ‘Symphony for Europe’, which will be a new tool to help link students from all over Europe . Working in pairs and eventually bringing the whole group together, the students in the project composed their first major work, which they had the opportunity to perform live in front of an audience on their last reunion.

2019 / 2020

Greece + Poland + Italy + Germany

What’s Left For Human Rights?

Our intention is for students from different European countries to share their stories from the past and how their families and friends have been able to face the human-right-related challenges of the past and to keep fighting, step by step, for the human rights of nowadays. This way, we are seeking to create a debate full of experiences so that they can decide what has been done so far and what still needs to be done in the future.