Report on the 2nd Learning/Teaching/Training
Activities C2 Meeting held in Pstrągowa, Poland.
The second meeting took place at SZKOLA PODSTAWOWA NR 1
IM.PLK. K.IRANKA OSMECKIEGO in PSTRĄGOWA
from 7 till 11 May 2018.
All teams were expected to arrive on Sunday but
due to unexpected travel disturbances 2 countries ( Greece and Spain) arrived a
day later, so the students were not able to take part in most Monday
activities.
The idea of the
first day, Monday, was to socialize all our students; Polish teachers prepared
a very attractive and involving morning outdoor activities so that students
could meet, talk and learn a bit about themselves. It was a bit dissapointing that Greek and
Spanish students couldn’t be a part of it. One of the mixed groups tasks was to
design a banknote.
Then, there was an
official welcome of the visit by the school headteacher; then, our students
with their teachers’ support, prepared short historic scenes and presented some
facts from Polish history on the base of famous Poles ( kings) whose portraits
can be found on Polish banknotes. It was also a good occasion to get familiar
with the school community.
Another point of
the program were two popular Polish
dances: polonez ( which used to be danced by people who lived in manor
houses and the Tatras mountaineers dance
; both performed by preschool children ( aged 3-6).
In the afternoon there planned a baking bread workshop both for students and their teachers.
and a
party- it took place in a very people
friendly place-SIEDLISKO JANCZAR. There, we could warmly welcome our Greek and
Spanish partners who finally arrived.
A general idea of
the whole visit plan was :
- to show a bit of our history, the way we used to live and live now, on the base of banknotes figures, interesting historic sites like CARPATHIAN TROY http://www.karpackatroja.pl/0_1_2.html or WAWEL Royal Castle and historic town of CRACOW
- to show the cultural herritage of our region, involve the students in various activities such as bread making workshop in SIEDLISKO JANCZAR http://www.siedliskojanczar.pl/ , chocolate making workshop in Chocolate Factory https://pijalnia.mpelczar.pl/
- glass pottery workshop in GLASS HERRITAGE CENTRE in Krosno
-
and clay pottery and archery workshop at CARPATHIAN TROY
- to learn about types of local
trade, get familiar with the history of money at HUTTEN CZAPSKI Numismatic
Room in CRACOW (a division of
National Museum) http://mnk.pl/gabinet-numizmatyczny
Project
participants took part in educational trips on Tuesday ( Korczyna and Krosno),
Wednesday ( Trzcinica) and Thursday ( Cracow).
On Friday all
participants attended an evaluation
session, each student was asked to express their opinions , emotions about the
whole visit.
We
were very happy to see that the students had great relations, some of them made
close friends, they communicated beyond borders
The whole programme
of the visit was completed.
We were very lucky
that the weather was just perfect, all our guests could admire the beauty of
our landscape, experience Polish hospitality and taste , we hope also enjoy,
the organic food.
It was an
unforgettable experience for our school,
students, teachers, host families and local community.
Evaluation results:
1. the mobility to Poland met most students
expectation
2. Students found most listed below
activities:
1/ socialising activities on Monday at
school
2/ artistic program at school
4/ bread -making workshop
5/ chocolate factory- workshop
6/ Glass Herritage Centre in
Krosno-workshop
7/ archery / pottery workshop in KARPACKA
TROJA on Wednesday
8/ visit at Numismatic Room in
Krakow-workshop
9/ sightseeing Kraków
either/or/ both
A/ interesting B/ useful for project purpose C/ entertaining E/ creative
A few Students found some ctivities : visit
at Numismatic Room in Krakow-workshop and
archery / pottery workshop in KARPACKA TROJA, scientific lesson at
school boring.
3. Host families were very helpful,
friendly, hospitable, but most parents didn’t speak English.
4. Some students improved their language
skills a lot , some a bit, a few did not.
5. All the students enjoyed being a part of a project
international communit
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