We are thrilled to announce the start of our Erasmus+ training program! This exciting new chapter builds upon the hard work and dedication of our teachers, who have completed three years of training through the GEP (Grup d’Experimentació per al Plurilingüisme). With this solid foundation, we are now taking a significant step towards internationalization, with Erasmus+ providing an incredible opportunity for both our school and students to grow and connect with the world.

The Erasmus+ program is not just about enhancing academic knowledge, but also about fostering global awareness. Through this initiative, we aim to offer mobility opportunities for students and teachers alike, allowing them to travel, explore, and experience other countries, cultures, and educational systems. This will help broaden perspectives, encourage cultural exchange, and enrich our learning environment with new ideas and methodologies.

Our journey towards this exciting program began with the introduction of Science and ILEC (Integrated Language and Content) sessions into our daily routines, a result of the GEP training that has already seen great success in promoting plurilingualism. With these initiatives, we have empowered our students to learn in English and expand their skills in science and language through innovative approaches.

Now, with Erasmus+, we are taking this progress to the next level. The goal is to internationalize our school, bringing in fresh teaching perspectives and establishing meaningful partnerships with educational institutions across Europe.

The Erasmus+ Project: Sharing Ideas and Building Networks

One of the most exciting aspects of Erasmus+ is the opportunity to exchange ideas and methodologies with teachers and students from other countries. It will allow us to learn from different approaches to education, share best practices, and adapt innovative strategies to benefit our students. This collaboration is also a fantastic way to build a network of international contacts, strengthening ties with schools abroad and creating opportunities for future collaborations.

To make this ambitious project a reality, we have formed a dedicated Erasmus+ Commission within the school, comprised of enthusiastic and motivated teachers. This commission is working hard to prepare a project proposal, with the aim of submitting it by February. The project will align closely with the needs of our school and the School Leadership Project, ensuring that it addresses both our current goals and future ambitions.

The preparation is well underway, and the energy among our team is palpable. We are all incredibly excited about the potential of Erasmus+ to transform our school, enhance the student experience, and offer new opportunities for both professional and personal growth.

We are looking forward to presenting our project early next year and are excited about the endless possibilities that Erasmus+ brings to our school. Stay tuned for more updates as we continue this exciting journey of internationalization and educational exchange.