" SERVUS" from AUSTRIA

We started school last week and  began the project work immediately with our pupils. They've already done the questionnaire and read the Hungarian tale. Our children can hardly wait the first meeting in Hungary :-) We are looking forward too, seeing you again soon!!

Best wishes, the Austrians

Mater Dei Belgium

Hi there,

The project is ‘alive and kicking’ in Belgium! Pupils and teachers are very excited. Here are the 42 pupils who applied to represent our school at project meetings.

All our pupils of year four will read the Hungarian tale and we’re sure they will make some awesome cartoons!  Looking forward to see you in Pècs !!

The Belgian Comenius team

Hola from Catalonia!!

Hi everybody!!  We are Maria, Joan, Joan and Mercè and today we have held our first meeting to organise several aspects of our project.  We are looking forward to working with you.
Best wishes from Institut Antoni Pous.  You can see some of our students in this link:  they are reading a text from "Treasure Island" about the adventure of reading and learning.

Hi everyone,
here we are: class 9f from Offene Schule Waldau in Kassel, Germany. Maybe some of you remember us from our last Comenius project. We are very excited to meet you all.

Your class 9f

AHOJ from Prague!

Today, we had a great start to the ETT Comenius project. Children are getting excited to learn more about their comenius-mates. Here are photos from teachers´ prep meeting and from today´s project introduction.
Looking forward to seeing you in Pécs.
Czech team!

Support team in Hungary

Hello everyone,
The Hungarian Comenius support team also had their first meeting. As you can see in the photos taken in the first meeting there are a lot of interested teachers in Mezoszel. We are looking forward to working with you and meeting some of you in Pecs in November.

Yeah, class 7a, OSW, Germany: Let's go for it!

Hello everyone,

this is a picture from our first Comenius meeting since we've gotten the OK. Hopefully y'all are doing well and enjoyed your summer (unfortunately, German summer cannot really be called summer anymore, since you'd need a couple of days of sun for that).

We're thrilled that everything worked out for us, but also sad that England and Sweden couldn't be part of our project.

Hope to see you very soon.

Cheers,

the German "Fairy Talers"!

Our project: The Map (July 2012)

This is the map of our project so far.  We can see the seven schools which have received positive answers from their national agencies.