Classes with our friends from Uganda.

The International Dot Day was celebrated by students from our school in the unique company of children from an orphanage in Uganda. It was possible due to the cooperation of our school with the humanitarian and educational organization Face to Face and an Erasmus + project "Let's challenge the future. Approaching new horizons to create a sustainable Europe ”. According to the objectives of the idea of ​​sustainable development, the youth of our school supports their peers by being engaged in fundraising for children in need and in the organization of online classes for children from Africa. Caring for equal access to education and proper development of children is our greatest motivation.

Thanks to the combination of video tools  in two different rooms, children from Uganda could communicate live with their peers from Europe. Quizzes, shared joy, a movie about little Vashti - all this to remind our children in Africa that every young person is a beautiful jewel who, in order to shine, needs to  have a wise supportive adult guide ...

We are glad that we are part of the Face to Face family - International Educational and Humanitarian Organization and that your actions support the idea of ​​sustainable development.

Face to Face with the World

Polish coordinators have started a cooperation with a humanitarian organization Face to Face which carries out an intercontinental educational program for children from Africa, Asia. We arrange online lessons for the orphanage from Uganda and also we try to help these children to have a better start. We organize fundraising for the purchase of food, hygiene products, clothes, toys and stationery. A sustainable development also means fighting poverty and providing equal educational opportunities for children all around the world. 

Wednesday in Centre d'atencio integral-Sant Francesc de Borja in Gandia

 We started the day from a guided tour in the local Centre d'atencio integral-Sant Francesc de Borja in Gandia. It is a sustainable institution for homeless people who can live there and who are engaged in running the institution by doing farming, feeding animals, selling grown vegetables and flowers, cooking and cleaning. It was  Caritas institution that sets a great example to be followed and which helps people and has  invaluable impact on the environment and the society. 

We enjoyed the afternoon with our Erasmus friends developing our language skills.

CHARITY FOOD RISING

 Our students did volunteery work to help people in need. They collected food in local supermarkets to provide those in need with groceries and other goods. We attend such actions regularly to limit poverty and hunger in our local area.