"What a long strange trip it's been...." and we just kept on going. These projects never really end, honestly. Our experiences and our friendships will enrich our lives forever!

What happens when you work on a project for years, a pandemic postpones the meetings? Well, keep reading this and you will see what our students thought of the finally hosting their short term exchange of students at the end of our project....

Our teacher designed and run, formal education based Good Practice was transformed into a non-formal, peer-to-peer event by the hard work of our participants.

Learned far more than we ever expected. We knew it would be good, but it was far better than that.....

We just came back from our fourth and final trip in the CHoC project. We had the extreme luck to be in glorious Ghent. Read what our young participants think about it and you will see just how great this place is. #erasmusplus

From Bean to Brain, culture, policy makers, nature reserves medieval churches to Keith Haring. We did it all in 5 fantastic days in Pisa.

Bean to Brain - the Pisa edition of CHoC (the Cultural History of Cacao, an Erasmus+ project!

A life time of memories in just over a week. Read what our students thought about participating in th CHoC, an Erasmus+ project on the Azores islands, Portugal.

    For reasons beyond the control of the project we need some new members from grades 9ny, 9 and 10! We started this project last school year.  Then Covid slowed us down, but did not stop us. We are still working, though online only…

Taking a bunch of students on an international exchange in an Erasmus+ project is always a good idea. They stay with local families, experience life, learn from their peers. This is what Erasmus+ is all about, but read it for yourself in their own words!