Projets Erasmus du lycée Turgot

Erasmus+, No more walls, just bridges – final virtual mobility

Campo — 2021-05-27T15:58:35Z

As part of the Erasmus + project, No more walls, just bridges, the last mobility was carried out in a virtual way. This mobility that should have happened in March 2020, in Geel, Belgium, was postponed for a year due to Covid19. However, and as the pandemic situation continued, the partner countries of the project decided to carry out some of the activities that were expected to be attended, in a virtual way. The theme of this mobility would be Art. Thus, on the first day, students were challenged to solve a Kahoot with questions about the artistic world of the five countries. Then, under the sub-theme, Art Alive, each working group presented recreations of works by renowned artists in their country. The artists chosen by the Portuguese students were Vhils and Henrique Pousão. There were also videos that were preparation tasks for this mobility.
On the second day, and with the subtopic Adopt the past, save the future, the monuments “adopted” in each of the countries were presented, namely: Portugal, the Castle of Campo Maior.
On the third and last day, special attention was paid to the immaterial heritage of each country. Each country presented this heritage in the most interesting way. Portugal sent paper and wire to its partners, already duly cut, to build a poppy, according to the flower technique of the people's festivities. A tutorial was shown, gently filmed at the Campo Maior Community Center, explaining, step by step, how to build this flower.
After these three, the partners, students and teachers, said goodbye with longing and willing to roll up their sleeves and work on the next projects in which we are involved.

Erasmus + No more walls just bridges – Campo Maior in Paris

Campo — 2021-05-27T15:45:05Z

On the 6th of October, seven students from Campo Maior High School traveled to Paris, France. The stay lasted seven days and the theme was Be Technological. Based on the work developed in each of the countries, Italy, France, Belgium, Romania and Portugal, the students participated and edited a web TV program and held workshops related to this means of communication,
During the mobility, they visited some of the most emblematic sites in the French capital, such as the Galeries Lafayette, the Eiffel Tower, the Opera, Campos Elysées, Sacre Coeur, the Louvre Museum and the Arc de Triomphe. They also enjoyed a trip by Bateaux Mouche across the Seine while at Cité des Sciences et de l'industrie they did several experiments.

Enjoy your Nature!

Campo — 2021-03-24T19:20:24Z

The participants met the biologist João Paulo Silva and nature photographer Ricardo Lourenço who gave a lecture about the region's fauna and flora. After having lunch at the school cafeteria, a field trip followed to observe and photograph the local fauna and flora and do some bird watching. The group was also able to experiment with various camouflage techniques.
It was interesting for some specially because Campo Maior is situated in the countryside while the majority of the participants come from (big) cities. It was a moment of cooperation and collaboration.
As real nature lovers, all the participants met the Nature and respected it by leaving all the places as they found it: clean!

Flowers in the morning!

Campo — 2021-03-24T19:02:00Z

Tuesday, January 21st, in the morning, the group attended a workshop at the Community Centre where they learned how to make paper flowers, helped by the crafters Céu Militão and Cristina Pêpê. They learned about the history and evolution of the People's Festival, a candidate for UNESCO humanity's intangible heritage. At the same time, a group of students came together to draft a joint letter about the environment which will be handed out to a Member of the European Union.

All the participants tried to make a paper flower traditionally and they could see how hard it is and how difficult it must be to decorate all the village's streets with paper flowers.
It was a great relaxing moment before meeting the countryside and its wild nature!

Satu Mare experience

Campo — 2019-06-14T11:33:11Z

In March we went to meet our partners in Satu Mare. We had great expectations about it since we have in Campo Maior, a small number of person from Satu Mare.
Once again we had a wonderful experience.
The Romanian students and teachers were wonderful hosts and the activities we could experience were absolutely fab.
Everyone returned home happy, with their hearts (and luggage) full of memories.

Portuguese students at the front page!

Campo — 2019-06-14T10:25:30Z

We live in a small village where there are not so much media. But, as we use to say in Portuguese: "poucos, mas bons" (few, but good!). So, after returning from the mobilities we disseminated the project on the radio, on the local and regional press (national and crossborder), on our facebook page...
Here is the result. Click the link and check the pictures, please!

https://radiocampomaior.com/2019/01/08/projeto-erasmus-aprovado-em-escola-secundaria-de-campo-maior/?fbclid=IwAR2489sMU0IpTlw4Jbc5Mro-wywGFjGASJfx7A_ZktaybzDZUh-fWYgY9mo

Portuguese Students in Bari

Campo — 2019-06-14T10:03:41Z

Bari was our first!

Our first mobility of our first project.
For some it was the first time abroad, really away from home; the first flight; the first week without parents.
And everything went very well. It was an unforgettable experience. We met people like us. Nice people who want to break the invisble walls that might exist between the countries.

Recipes from Portugal

Campo — 2019-06-14T10:03:10Z

When we were asked to send some recipes we tried to send some easy and tasteful traditional recipes from Portugal. We wouldn't imagine, at first, that we were going to be asked to cook them!
What a great experience! A true collaborative work.
We will never forget our famous "pulpo" and our team. A true example of happiness at the workplace!