Thursday, 17 November 2011

“The Revival of the historical food of Europe and benefits for healthy diet of population”: Meeting in Italy


From 9th until 14th our Comenius Team was in Reggio Emilia participating in one more Comenius Meeting.

Our students attended some presentations, cooked Portuguese traditional meals at the REGUSTIBUS FAIR and visited the city with colleagues from the Czech Republic, Sweden and Italy.

Here are some photos.


Comenius Multilateral Project "TOLERANCE as a Key to Social Integration Into European Dimension for Young Citizens "

Here are some frames of the film about FORAVE we took to Riga.







Comenius Multilateral Project "TOLERANCE as a Key to Social Integration Into European Dimension for Young Citizens ": Meeting in Riga


Here are some pictures of our meeting in Riga.


Wednesday, 2 November 2011

Comenius Multilateral Project "TOLERANCE as a Key to Social Integration Into European Dimension for Young Citizens"

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Here are the logos and the slogans that our students did for the project and that we´ll take to Riga next week.

 
Slogans:
  • All different, all equal.
  • We are the world.
  • All around us is the same.
  • The world is in our hands.
  • Many differences, the same rights.
  • The world belongs to everyone.

“The Revival of the historical food of Europe and benefits for healthy diet of population”: Typical recipes to be taken to REGUSTIBUS

Here is a film with our students cooking the two typical Portuguese recipes we´ll take to Reggio Emilia.


 


Enjoy!

Thursday, 15 September 2011

Two new Comenius Projects

This year our European work will continue and we’ll take part in two new Comenius projects!
With partners from Romania, Bulgaria, Italy, Poland and Latvia we’ll develop the Multilateral Project “TOLERANCE as a Key to Social Integration Into European Dimension for Young Citizens" and with a Spanish partner from Tenerife we´ll work on "Aiming for a Better World with a Multicultural School".

Two very interesting projects which will allow the debate between young people from different cultures and contribute to better understanding, openness and tolerance in our society.