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What is Erasmus+?

Erasmus+ is a EU programme which allows students to participate in educational and cultural mobilities.

We shared this project with students from France, Italy, Romania and Greece, which we got the chance to welcome here in Girona, and visit in Athens!

Not all students from 1st of Batxillerat got to accompany the Greek students here, and even fewer went there. This is because the EU subventions the project and there are limited places due to this.

This is why we underwent a selection process:

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Student selection process:

It was based on these three conditions:

The student had to have done every previous activity to the mobility
Good behaviour during the school year
Positive teacher valoration to a motivation video

This motivation video was a short explanation on why we wanted to participate in the mobility activity and greet the students coming from Greece, and teachers could vote their 3 favourite videos. The ones with more votes made the students have a higher position in the ranking in the case that there was a draw. The 10 first students in the list traveled to Greece, and a few more accompanied the Greeks in Spain.

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Previous activities

Cultural sharing activities: We did activities to share the different types of heritage of our country, like artists or landmarks
Logo and poster design: We had to design a logo or poster for the project
Videoconferences: We did videoconferences in the afternoon and in class to do activities together

videoconference

Logos

Padlet of christmas traditions

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Experience in Girona

28th March: We received the greeks . In the afternoon we went to the town hall and also to the center of Girona.

29th March: We took a trip to the greek and roman ruins of “Empúries”. Then we went to the “Museu Dali” in Figueres.

30th March: We gave the greeks a tour through the school. After that we did a scape room around the city. We had a formal dinner that evening.

Civic center “Can Ninetes”

Wall of Girona

Empúries

Dinner

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30th March: We went to Barcelona to visit “La Sagrada Familia” and walk around the city. Finally, we said goodbye to the greeks and returned to Girona.

Sagrada Familia

Goodbye to the Greeks

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Mobility to Greece

On April 23rd 10 students from Institut Santa Eugènia boarded a plane in Barcelona destined to Athens, Greece. This is what we did on each day:

1st day: we landed and spent the afternoon walking around the area near the hotel. We had dinner on a restaurant and we ate traditional Greek food.

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Mobility to Greece

2nd day: we visited the Acropolis archaeological museum with the Greek students and then we visited the Acropolis. Then we had lunch and we ate traditional Greek food again. We had free time in the afternoon so we walked around the Plaka district.

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Mobility to Greece

3rd day: we visited the Greek's students school where they showed us around and we did a ñn excavation activity where we found pottery. In the afternoon we visited the Athens Archaeological Museum. We had dinner at a restaurant where we got spicy Greek food.

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Mobility to Greece

4th day: we visited their school again and we did cultural sharing activities. Then we had lunch at a restaurant near the school all together. Later that day we visited the Greek Parliament and a few more landmarks of the city nearby, like the Temple of Zeus or the Academy.

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Mobility to Greece

5th day: we visited the ancient city of Mycenae together with the Greek students and we also went to Nafplio, a beautiful coast city were we had lunch. Then we returned to Athens where we said goodbye to the Greek students, hopefully not forever! We had our last dinner at a restaurant.

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Mobility to Greece

6th day: we said goodbye to Greece and went for our last walk before going to the airport and leaving. We had a lot of fun and we were very grateful for this experience, but it was time to be homeward.

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