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THE CULTURESTEPS FROM PAST TO FUTURE-TURKEY MOBILITY 14-20 Oct. 2024

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Great conclusion of the project with the last mobility in Corato, Italy!

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Great conclusion of the project with the last mobility in Corato, Italy!

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Day 1 in Corato starts with a Formal welcome by the Erasmus Commission, the headteacher and the Director of General and Administrative Services of the I.I.S.S. “Federico Stupor Mundi”. It is followed by the presentation of the guests’ schools and an interesting meeting with the Mayor at the Town Hall.

After a traditional lunch with pizza, in the afternoon, the Erasmus group is received by Pro Loco “Quadratum” and continues with a walking guided tour of the town with a special mention to local legends.

Day 2 is dedicated to the discovering of two amazing Apulian cities: Alberobello and Bari.

Alberobello is famous for its unique trullo buildings, while in Bari the walking guided tour of the city includes Piazza del Ferrarese, Piazza Mercantile, Basilica di San Nicola, the Norman-Swabian Castle and the old town.

Day 3 is a day full of catching activities like the Ceramic decoration laboratory class led by Teacher Minutilli and the Jewelry laboratory class of Teacher Fiore.

After a lunch at Esedra Restaurant with tasting local dishes, the group completes the schedule with a guided tour of Torrevento wine cellar. Our art, food and traditions are part of our intangible heritage!

Day 4 begins with the Frederickian Castel del Monte guided tour. Then the group moves to Trani and follows the walking guided tour of the town (Cathedral, Castle, First Giudecca of Trani).

In Trani enjoying the sea is a must-to-do activity!

Day 5 focuses on the Sculpture laboratory class (Teacher Rubini), the presentations about intangible cultural heritage products, the Augmented Virtual Reality experience with VR Headsets, a sewing activity for the realization of four patchworks with four different pieces of fabric with traditional motifs from each country.

After lunch, the activities include the “Orecchiette” WORKSHOP with Mrs Rosa, the presentation of the week results and the Closing Ceremony with the delivery of the certificates.

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The Culturesteps from past to future. 6 likes · 4 talking about this. Erasmus+ project: The culturesteps from Past to future

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Great team and experience!

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Liceul Tehnologic Lazar Edeleanu is in Italy for our Project 4th mobility

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From February 11 to February 15, 2025, took place the third mobility of the project "The Culturesteps from Past to Future" at the Technological High School "Lazar Edeleanu" Navodari with partners from Turkey, Italy and Portugal. Erasmus + team of this project formed by dir. Bulgariu Alina (project coordinator), prof. Vasile Cristina, librarian Sarchizian Laura, prof. Ripeanu Arsaluis - Luiza, prof. Gheonea Nicoleta organized various activities on the theme intangible cultural heritage. After the traditional welcome with bread and salt, singing of hymns and traditional dances from each country, we continued the activities of the first day on the rhythms of Doina, the Romanian folk song from the Intangible Cultural Heritage UNESCO, masterfully performed by Georgiana Beatrice Rosca. Edeleni students interpreted famous characters from the partner countries, followed by a presentation about the life and work of the great Roman poet Ovid and a lecture about the traditions and customs of Dobrogea, held by Professor Dr. Razvan Ivan. To follow in the footsteps of the Roman poet Ovid, we chose to visit the Roman Castrum in the locality that bears his name and a tour of the cliff ending the first day of our mobility.

The second day was dedicated to exploring the peninsular area of Constanta, as well as visiting the Museum of Folk Art, followed by a workshop of painting icons on glass.

On the third day of the mobility we got to know the traditions and customs of the Russian Lipoveni Russians from Constanta County thanks to the visit to the Community Center in Navodari where the choir performed some old Lipoveni songs, folk costumes were presented, as well as a broad presentation of this community. The students, divided in mixed teams, also made posters promoting the tangible and intangible cultural heritage of their countries. After a traditional Romanian lunch, the students, guided by their Romanian teachers, made felt and clay martissoare, before learning about the significance of the Romanian Martisor - another intangible cultural heritage of the UNESCO World Heritage.

The fourth day of the mobility started with presentations from Turkey, Italy and Portugal about intangible cultural heritage, followed by a Romanian folk dance workshop where our guests learned to dance, then the gastronomic workshop: Fish stew. The day ended with a handmade workshop where students were taught to make traditional bookmarks sewn on twill.
The last day of mobility was dedicated to the trip to Bucharest where we visited the Romanian Peasant Museum, the Carturesti Carusel Bookstore and introduced them to the Old Center of the capital.