Our last day in Gandia

The participants of the Erasmus + coordinators' meeting "Lets's challenge the future- Approaching new horizons to create a sustainable Europe"visited rice farms and  learned about the methods of growing rice in the Cullera area. Spain produces about 720,000 tons of rice each year, while the average consumption per person is about 7 kg per year. The teachers also visited a regional confectionery, learned about local products and the use of chuffy almond. The time spend in the compony of project partners was full of inspiration and extraordinary experiences. 

                                                        

Our second day in Gandia

Further activities within the Erasmus + international project meeting have taken place today.  Irena Rogala and Lidia Michałowska together with the coordinators from Denmark, Austria and Spain participated in the conference on the implementation of Erasmus + and eTwinning projects. The event was held at the Universitat Politec de Valencia Campus de Gandia. It was a great opportunity to summarize the whole cooperation and project activities. The afternoon was a time of intense work in the project group at Colegio Abad Sola.

                                        

3rd Teacher's meeting in Gandia, Spain

This week two teachers,  Irena Rogala and Lidia Michałowska, are participating in an international teachers' project meeting in Gandia, Spain. The meeting is carried out as part of the Erasmus + project "Lets's challenge the future- Approaching new horizons to create a sustainable Europe" with coordinators from partner schools from Spain, Austria and Denmark. By implementing the Sustainable Development Goals, on Monday the teachers got acquainted with the process used in the production of raisins in the surrounding area and learned about the natural environment of Xabia, Denia and Cap de San Antoni.

Online Students' Meeting

On Wednesday, June 8, 2022. participants of the international Erasmus + project met on the Meet platform to summarize the project activities and talk about the upcoming holidays. We have not forgotten about the  sustainable development goals while making our holiday plans.

School ecological garden

First school harvest ... Five radishes and almost 20 volunteers - that's quite a challenge. However, let's start from the beginning. A fantastic space for organic garden  is being created at our school. 🪴You just need a box, fleece, soil , seeds and the will to work. 🪴 The younger students together with their teacher are engaged in such a great project. In class 2b there is always  willingness to work. 

💪🏻And here our fantastic parents helped us - Mr. Marek made a box for us, and since Igor helped him, the boxes came out two - for boys and for girls. Mrs. Sylwia  provided us with fleece. Mrs. Karolina  took care of the soil for the boxes, and Mrs. Anita provided us with seeds. 👏👏👏👏 We did the rest of the work on our own - from preparing the ground, sowing the seeds, watering them, and today to the first harvest. We love our garden and thank our parents for their help. You are wonderful, because thanks to you we try new challenges. 

We look with admiration at other, equally lovely, gardens.

The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence!

 The whole school society celebrated Water Day that took place in May. All students were engaged in the event.  Classes prepared posters promoting local lakes and rivers, we talk about the importance of water in our life and  how to protect it. Furthermore mrs. Iwona Miśkiewcz together with our special guests from sailing club promoted sailing and activities on water paying great attention to safety.

Language workshops with our guests

Our school has been hosting Ms. Jennifer Sanfélix Estruch and Ms. Virginia Berceló Verdù from 16th to 20th of May as a part of the Erasmus+ project "To inspire and  to be inspired." The extremely nice teachers from an elementary school in Torrevieja, Spain, are participating in classroom and extracurricular activities prepared by teachers from our school. Teachers from both schools  exchange experiences  and compere  their educational systems.  The Spanish teachers also conducts language workshops with our students and talk about sustainable development in their school. It has been  a great opportunity for students  to test their skills in both English and Spanish. After the classes taking care of the sustainability of our guests, our teachers  showed them the charms of the surrounding forests and lakes.