The Spanish are coming!!! Carrying on with our great Erasmus+ tradition of hosting students at Poli on individual mobilities we are in search of three hosts for three Spanish (Catalan) high school students. They will be here for two weeks. They are coming June 7 to 19.

There is no break for Erasmus+. We work year round to give you the chance of a lifetime to meet and work with your peers from all over Europe, and beyond.

Estonia rocks, come see for yourself courtsey of the European Union and their financing of the Erasmus+ program!!!!

Let’s Cook in Nature Where: Valsinni (MT) Italy When: July 02-14  Who: Grades 9ny to 10 How many: 5 Partners: Italy, Poland, Spain, Ukraine Leader: Szöllősy Zoli You will learn: About food waste and how to fight it, about cooking healtch, local food, acting global – buy local,…

Great Erasmus+ project co-funded by the EU for first timers. Close to home, yet far away, international, use your English, meet peers, have fun, work hard, you know you want to go.

The United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s (IPCC) recently published a damning report on the progress in combating climate change. We are nowhere near reaching our goal of limiting the global rise in temperature to 1,5 degrees celsius.

How much does it cost? Nothing, in fact, your family will get enough money to help offset the costs! Cool, ain’t it? So the Erasmus+ program funding will cover all the costs of the visiting students.

Well being at school is the topic on hand here at Poli. So, think about the Poli motto,” It’s like a school, only better.” Why do we say that? What makes Poli that way? What do students need to feel good in school? How do our partner schools make their students feel better? Things along this line. 

We were very lucky to be able to get away from the bustling city of Budapest to experience the tranquil the villages in the Alps can offer. Besides, thanks to our hosts, we had the opportunity to explore the roots and traditions of the region and its people.

This trip was advertised to students, and 10 were selected, based upon their interest in the project.   With those students, we held several meetings in which they prepared workshops according to guidelines laid out by the project coordinators.  These workshops were built around themes of violence,…