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!

Incredibly educational for both students and teachers alike. The first exchange of students in CHoC was a smashing success.

2019.12.01. és 07. között Morlupoban (Olaszország) került sor az ARCH (Artistic & Religious Culture & Heritage) Erasmus+ program második találkozójára görög, francia, cseh, olasz, török és magyar partnerek részvételével.

2019. november 24-30. között a PAGE Erasmus+ program keretein belül vendégül láttunk gyerekeket és tanáraikat a spanyol, olasz, görög és litván partneriskoláinkból.

2019. november 3.-8. között egy 10 tagú polis csapat ismét Poitiers-ba látogatott. Ezúttal egy két éves stratégiai partnerség első találkozóján vettek részt, amelyben tanárok és diákok egyaránt részt vettek.

The end has come. However, life goes on.

Poli seventh graders raring at the bits to sign up for Erasmus+ projects after today's dissemination event!

Why to seventh graders? They are new comers to our school, have very little experience in community service and know net to nothing about Erasmus+. Four volunteers focused specifically on environmental  protection. Four other volunteers created an obstacle course and blindfolded half the group. .... continue for more details.

Open house is an annual event at Poli and it affords us the opportunity to speak about our Erasmus+ projects in detail to prospective students and their parents.

Edina, one of our project leaders tells it like it is and you will enjoy reading just how cool B.E.S.T. Project is!