4th mobility (Costesti, Romania)

 



During the period 10-14 October 2022, the fourth mobility of our school's Erasmus+KA2 program took place, entitled: "Opportunities Beyond the Classroom" at the Liceul Tehnologic school in Costesti, Romania, on the topic of "Outdoor expeditions". The group of students of the 3rd Gymnasium was accompanied by teachers Antonis Choreftakis and Alexia Kastanaki. Each group had the opportunity to present activities carried out by its own school outdoors, which are related to scientific research, the environment, sports, history and tradition and exchange ideas and experiences. Students of all schools visited sights of the wider region (Arges), museums, mansions and castles (Bran fortress), as well as the remarkable historical city of Brassov and came into contact with the history and tradition of the place. They worked in multinational groups during the days of the program, collecting information from the educational excursions they carried out during these days and made a final presentation summarizing the knowledge and experiences gained. It was a very interesting week for both our students and the accompanying teachers, with the past coming alive in the present, with intense emotions and strong friendships developed between children from different countries.















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