Our school has achieved Erasmus+ accreditation for the period February 2024 to December 2027.
This important accreditation recognises our school’s commitment to fostering excellence in education through international cooperation and innovation.
The school’s action plan, centered around three key objectives and a series of activities, reflects its desire to provide a holistic and enriching educational experience for its pupils.
Objectives
Objective 1: Strengthen the positive atmosphere
The first objective aims to strengthen the positive atmosphere at school by transmitting socio-emotional and self-regulation skills in order to prioritise pupil well-being.
Objective 2: Professional development of teachers
The second objective aims to establish a system of professional development and training of teachers. This involves implementing the 8 key competences to improve our school’s teaching and learning quality.
Objective 3: Promote learner-centered pedagogy
The third objective focuses on promoting a common learner-centered educational approach, emphasising creativity, critical thinking and developing digital and ecological competence.
Our main activities will include
Observation mobility
Teachers and teaching staff will have the opportunity to engage in observation mobility, visiting different schools across the EU to observe how the 8 key competences are integrated into learning. This includes harmonisation, digital skills, ecological knowledge and the promotion of European values.
Training Mobility
In situ, hybrid and/ or online training sessions and lesson observations will build teacher capacity. During the pedagogical days, external experts will be invited to provide training on inclusion, diversity, critical and creative thinking, socio-emotional skills and well-being.
Pupil Mobility
The school plans to support the mobility of approximately 200 pupils over three years, providing a unique opportunity for educators and pupils to engage in intercultural experiences.
This accreditation is the result of the hard and continuous work made by our Erasmus+ coordinators, Ms Aneliya Nankova-Neykova (PRI) and Ms María Bordoy Verchili (SEC) over the last two years and the support of the Management Team.
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