A journey is just beginning!

It's Friday, November 22nd, and all teachers are welcoming parents to the school for the first meeting of the year, the first meeting of the Erasmus cnher + program!

A program, which requires cooperation and communication between European countries. The Czech Republic, Italy, Bulgaria and Hungary are countries with which we will share elements of our culture, our natural environment, our tradition and our daily lives. We will meet, we will communicate, we will educate, we will create, we will travel.

From the beginning of the school year, when the program was presented to students, the enthusiasm was widespread and the attendance was high.

Ideas quickly began to emerge, in a program different from anything we have seen in the past that undoubtedly inspires students' creativity and dexterity.

And the time has come for parents to get to know the project their children are working on. As long as Ms. Kraniotakis presents the program to parents, insecurity and hesitation take over. Questions about the conditions for participation, safety concerns and fears of moving are expressed by parents, but Mrs Kraniotakis' reassuring words turned them into excitement and impatience.
With the consent of the parents, nothing can stop the strong group of erasmus from creating. Projects and fun, excursions and hospitality, acquaintances and friendships are about to begin.
Teachers, parents, and students, together on this magical journey of Erasmus cnher +, a journey that is just beginning!

Emmanuela Karapidaki B1, Meleses Crete, Greece

Comments

An Adventure in Hungary

Vanko Tarakchiev To begin with, that was it for me. It was a completely new and different experience for me. The excellent organization got my attention. Everything had been precisely planned and executed. The places we visited were fascinating and had remarkable histories. One of the things I enjoyed the most was when each country's cultural customs were presented. The cave alley Tapolca also left an impression on me; it was something special and remarkable. Anton Tsochev I’ve never been in Hungary before this project. I learnt many different and new things about the country. The most beautiful place for me is the lake Balaton. The biggest lake in central Europe and one of the region’s foremost tourist destinations. People were very kind with us everywhere: In the restaurants, shops and in the school. Host family was very caring. This one week was very useful for all of us I think. We improved our communication skills. I like Hu...

Our Bulgarian Trip: A Rich Mix of Impressions

We really enjoyed the variety of places and experiences that we could experience on our Bulgarian mobility. For some of us the highlight was the Bulgarian nature - the Prachodna Cave was really impressive and it was a reward to experience it after a hike in the woods! Some of us liked Etar - an open-air museum where we could see a bit of the history of the region we were staying in with the traditional crafts and architecture. And some of us won’t forget the fun we had in the Museum of optical illusions, which was really funny. And on top of that: baking the local speciality at our hosting school, meeting future artists and trying to make our own sculptures and souvenirs (We don’t think we were very successful.) and then, meeting a real star of Bulgarian pop-music! We really think we tasted a variety of flavours of Bulgarian culture and nature and we will never forget! Thank you, Bulgaria for our Erasmus experience! Team Czech Republic

My Czech Experience

Hi everyone, I have just finished my Erasmus trip in the Czech Republic and I am really happy with what I have done. Both hosting and being hosted is a beautiful thing. I found myself in a very welcoming and prepared family. I also found some super friends with whom I shared a thousand memories that will always remain within me. The flower garden, Zlìn, Kromeritz chateau... are fantastic places that I will never forget. My favorite stop was the Velehrad church and the Modrá Archaeological Heritage Village There is an archaeological museum here, which shows what life was like in the Great Moravian State. From the Czech Republic I will certainly miss my host family and all my friends, even the long green meadows will remain in my heart, I will console myself with my beautiful sea in Sicily. I thank everyone, professors and organizers, who made this wonderful experience possible. Mattia, Italy

Cultural and natural Heritage Erasmus+

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