Projets Erasmus du lycée Turgot

The Virtual Mobility Week for Romania

Satu — 2021-05-24T17:57:13Z

After long days of preparation and hard work the students from Liceul cu Program Sportiv Satu Mare have been looking forward to meeting their friends from Europe again. And the days came... We were ready for the meeting, for this time, ready for a virtual meeting in Belgium. The days, Adopt the past, save the future, brought the past into the present, and us into the past.

1st day - Art and artists. All eager to start the activity. And the presentations started. We were all eyes and ears while paying attention to all the details after the Kahoot warm-up activity which led us into the European cultural heritage.

Presentation after presentation fallowed, later it was our turn to get the world know about our famous painters, Ștefan Luchian, Nicolae Tonitza and Aurel Popp, the least one born in the county of Satu Mare. Our students got deeply involved in some painting imitations in order to make them alive again.

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2nd day -Monument adoption. A wonderful visiting day when we learnt many interesting things about the monuments chosen to be adopted for the project. The Romanian students adopted the Synagogue of Satu Mare, an old monument which needs restauration after so many years of existence after the Jews' deportation to Auschwitz. A virtual live tour of the Synagogue was included to our presentation.

3rd day - Workshops within the cultural intangible heritage of each country - an interactive day with a lot of art and craft. Romania put the Mărțișor on the agenda while learning the tutorials of the other countries and while feeling nostalgic about the hours spent in the Italian kitchen at our first project meeting.
https://read.bookcreator.com/zTUwv8SmEUXnBrvmrH0yl0Hf6Zk2/3hFKhE6JQoWDmp_Gz6klug We spent the day with a lot of movement fun and laughter.
And we created a lot of things at the workshop.
We loved these days!!! Thank you all!!!

Mobility week in Campo Maior, Portugal

Satu — 2020-01-29T20:14:19Z

The mobility week in Campo Maior, Portugal took place between the 19th-25th January 2020. 13 teachers and 26 students from the 4 partner countries met in order to arise awareness of humanity concerning environmental issues.

It was also a glimpse into the beauty of nature and into solutions to preserve it. The activities embraced nature in its wilderness as well as human traces that sometimes can be dangerous without the proper knowledge and without the gentle and wise management of human resources.

All the activities were shaped around the importance of preserving nature starting from a very important aspect which was that of observation.

Pictures taken in nature, the study of the region's bird habitat followed by bird watching activities with the help of two experts, a biology teacher and a National Geographic photographer helped the students to understand that without nature humankind wouldn't exist.

From observing to practice, the students learnt how to camouflage shelters for bird watching, how to build bird shelters and how to cultivate and grow in a garden.

They even wrote a message in a letter to the world about the way we all should protect our environment as wisely and as consciously as possible.

Another aspect touched during the mobility was that of the use of the resources that nature provides us. The students learnt how honey, olive oil, plum products , and wine are produced and got familiar with the cork tree, a very expensive tree that is exploited to produce cork materials but in a safe way and with care in order to avoid damaging it.

Growing animals in a clean environment for meat production was another subject of debate and the students could visit a huge farmland to see everything with their own eyes.

Healthy food from healthy nature resources from a clean environment was one of the main aspects of the project meeting in Campo Maior where traditions still do exist in there food, music, art, and love for nature. Folding paper flowers and exhibiting them all over the city is a tradition and favourite pastime of the inhabitants of Campo Maior that expresses their love of nature and beauty.

Our students participating in paper flower workshops and learning how to fold them now are the messengers of a precious Portuguese tradition. Human traces go back far in the past and prove a strong symbiosis between mankind and nature.

The city of Elvas and the Fortress of Graca, part of the UNESCO cultural heritage that our students visited are the proof that the people from the very beginning used all means to protect and defense there rich and precious land. The Fortress of Malvao also gave us the possibility to admire the beautiful landscape of the region of Alenteje.

After a wonderful week spent in the region of Alenteje, the students of our school are richer in knowledge and more aware of nature preservation, familiar with healthy lifestyle with healthy food, they are wiser and happier.

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.