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Spanish students explain their last day from their mobility in Poland.

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Discovering Tolerance: Dossier and Activities from Our Mobility in Poland

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Discovering Tolerance: Dossier and Activities from Our Mobility in Poland

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The students have carried out a dissemination activity to share what they did during their mobility in Poland. The Podstawowa School sent us a dossier with a selection of the activities, which they have now shared with their Spanish classmates.

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The Spanish students who participated in the mobility to Poland prepared this presentation to share their experience with their classmates. This mobility allowed them to work on tolerance, respect, and understanding different cultures.

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Check out this Presentation designed by Alba Polo Rubio.

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EVALUATION QUESTIONNAIRE  – "Fostering Tolerance" Project 🌍

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EVALUATION QUESTIONNAIRE  – "Fostering Tolerance" Project 🌍

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Thank you for being part of our project Fostering Tolerance! 💬✨
Now it's time to reflect on what we've learned and how we worked together.

Please take a few minutes to complete this evaluation questionnaire. Your answers will help us understand your experience and improve future projects.

🕒 Deadline: 21-06-2025
Your opinion matters! 💡

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ERASMUS MOBILITY FEEDBACK - SPAIN - POLAND

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ERASMUS MOBILITY FEEDBACK - SPAIN - POLAND

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This calendar is the result of the amazing contributions from students in Spain, Turkey, and Poland, who have worked together as part of our "Fostering Tolerance" project.

Each page reminds us of important international days that celebrate diversity, promote inclusion, and defend human rights. Let’s remember to honour these days with enthusiasm and action, and continue building a more respectful and empathetic world—together! 💬🤝🌈

A huge thank you to all the students for their creativity and commitment! 💛

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Check out this Calendar designed by Małgorzata Mrzyk.

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Presentación proyecto de negocio formas orgánicas profesional azul y beis

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Infografia Creaativa Proyecto Ilustrado Colorido (1)

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BY DAVID & UNAI

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Preparatory Meeting for the Erasmus+ Mobility SPAIN to POLAND

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Preparatory Meeting for the Erasmus+ Mobility SPAIN to POLAND

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On Thursday, May 8th, the Erasmus+ coordinators from Spain and Poland held an online meeting to prepare the upcoming mobility from Terrassa, Spain to Gliwice, Poland, which will take place from May 18th to 22nd.

During the meeting, we discussed the final details of the programme, logistics, student activities, and accommodation. We also shared ideas to make the experience meaningful, safe and enriching for all our students.

We are very excited and looking forward to this international experience with our Spanish and Polish students working together on values such as respect, inclusion and European cooperation! 🌍🤝✨

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Month Task: Create a European  Calendar about RESPECT and TOLERANCE using CANVA.

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🎯 Your mission:
You are going to help us create a special European Calendar about Respect and Tolerance using Canva.

🗓️Each school will prepare 4 months.

💡 In your calendar, you need to:

1. Mark important dates in Spain (or Catalonia/Europe) about tolerance, respect, diversity and inclusion.

2. Add pictures of yourselves doing kind and respectful actions (at school, at home, in your community, etc.).

3. Make it beautiful, creative and easy to understand. You can use drawings, emojis, or icons too!

📸 Don't forget!
Take at least one or two pictures of yourself doing respectful things — helping others, playing fair, listening, being kind, etc.

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Kindness takes no time – patience changes everything.

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Kindness takes no time – patience changes everything.

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It makes traveling by bus easier to people on a wheelchair

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“Not everyone has wings, but together we can carry more

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Free parking places for human with disabilities

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These ramps are made for disabled people on wheelchairs to allow them acces to the main entrance of the building.

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This is a special elevator made for disabled people. It can lift them up , so it is really safe and quickly for them. They have to push the button and go on this „lifter” and it lifts them up.

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In the photo posted above, you can see the handicapped ramp that serves as a staircase for disablet people

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In one park we have a swing for disabled people :)

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In our city we have low curbs next to roads and we also have traffic lights which have an inbuilt speaker to say "stop" or "pass" if someone can't see the lights. these are two of some simple but great things that help people with disabilities in everyday life.

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Manifest:

Everyone has a different pace. Some people speak faster, others need more time to decide or act. Let’s respect that. People with disabilities need kindness, understanding, and a calm environment. Let’s give each other space and time – that’s how we build a better world.

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A device that allows speechless people to speak

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This is a ramp for people with disabilities that helps them access a specific room.
Such ramps are commonly found near stores.

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This is a ramp for the disabled. It is used to make it easy for a person who is not able to get into the room. Such ramps are often used in stores.

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This is an elevator for disabled people. It helps them get to some places that are not accesible for them normaly.

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This is an elevator for disabled people. It helps them get to some places that are not accesible for them normaly.

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Documento A4 Cartel Actividades Infantiles Ilustrado Papel Rasgado Colorido

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from Maria and Daniela

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Fondo de Pantalla para Teléfono Simple Blanco (1)

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Fondo de Pantalla para Teléfono Simple Blanco (1)

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By Aleix & Unai

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By Laia and Alba

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By Raúl and Mohamed

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Amarillo Carita Sonriente Retro Sticker Texto Curvo Cita Póster

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This month, we’ll be working on a very important topic: DISABILITIES & ACCESSIBILITY. 💙

👉 Your two-part task:

1️⃣ Create a short MANIFESTO 📜
Write a powerful message about what we can do to make life easier for people with disabilities. Think about fairness, inclusion, empathy, and respect. You can write it as a list, a poster, a paragraph, or even a short poem! Be creative and heartfelt 💬💪
📍 Post it on our Padlet so we can all share and reflect together!

2️⃣ Photo challenge – ACCESSIBILITY SPOTTER! 📷
Look around your school or your neighbourhood. Can you find…

Ramps?

Lifts?

Relief paths for people with visual impairments?
Take a photo and upload it to the Google Classroom task. 📸 Let’s build a gallery of inclusive spaces!

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Cartel Horizontal Convocatoria Doodle Rosa Pastel

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I chose this playground because I have a lots of good memories with it.

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my favorite playground is a place I loved as a child, I still like to go there with my friends but I do it much less often than I used to. I really like this place because there is a big park around the playground where I often walk with my dog

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This is my favorite place as a playground. Because we can all play games together here :)

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My favorite playground in Gliwice is the bottrop square and my favorite attraction in it is this swing. You can swing with your friends on this part and have fun.

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I really like this part of the playground because you can play quiet games or talk with friends. It's like a relaxing place. Kids also go here to read, draw, relax, and do many other things.

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my favorite playground is a place I loved as a child, I still like to go there with my friends but I do it much less often than I used to. I really like this place because there is a big park around the playground where I often walk with my dog

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My favorite playground is a place full of memories. I spent hours there on the swings and slides, playing with friends. To this day, I still cherish those carefree moments.

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We enjoyed this place because it was a great spot to relax, have fun, and break away from everyday routine.

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I like this place beacuse it’s ver simple and quiet.There are always many kids having fun but sadly beacuse of weather I wasn’t able to make a photo when somone having fun there it is very leraxing place but not in the best place it is next to prison and you can see it on the photo but evrything there is nice

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Minimalist Black and White Blank Paper Document

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This is our project about our playgrounds

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Made by Raúl, Unai, Laia and Danna

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Poster cafeteria minimal blanco y negro (1)

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This is my favorite playground because it's so nice to see the little ones playing and the decoration is so cheerful.

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I really like this part of the playground because it's a place where we can play, talk with our friends, do homework, etc.
Overall, it's a great place to do a lot of things.

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My favorite part of school is this because it is a place of tranquility, where you can do your homework and focus without distractions. It’s a cozy spot where people gather to chat about all kinds of things, from funny stories to deeper conversations. It’s the perfect place to relax for a while between classes, share ideas, and enjoy a calm atmosphere before getting back to the day's activities."

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Ilike this part of the playground because here we can play with the small children and some times we can get in and play together

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This is my favorite place in school because: it relaxes me, I like it, and it's like a friend to me. And I share this friend with the entire 6th grade class.

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My favorite playground at school is this one because it is a place that is connected to nature and is a quiet place, also because the little children play there.

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This is a part of our playground, there you can plant and little kids can play.

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This is my favourite place ,because I can talk with my friends about this experience with the polish studients, and we can play with the kids.

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This is a part of our playground.Here we can play with the little kids,do activities and it's so beautiful! Is near from the vegetable patch. I love this part of our playground!

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I like this part of the playground because you can play soccer, basketball, handball... Everybody can play a wide variety of games together. It's always crowded and playful!

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I like this part of the playground because here you can do homework, play not-so-intense games, talk with your friends,etc... It's very comfortable and it's resting space.

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I really like this area because I can do my homework, play lots of games, and have many memories of the playground.

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This is my favorite place because I can enjoy time with my godson and teach him how to plant in the garden.

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This is the area that I like the most and it is the multi-sports court because on this court we can play all the fields together.

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this is my favourite place of playground because i can play soccer, basquet and play together.

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I like this place bacause we can play games other than soccer 

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This is my favourite place of the playground because is an active place and we can play all together.

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I like this part of my playground because it's a place like a resting place, a quiet area where there's no noise, like screams, or people running around, a place to talk, read, paint, draw, etc.

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I like this part of my playground beacouse,can play with litle kids and near this part there is a vegetable,patch also there is a zone that todles play with a tiny kitchen I enjoy see them play and those are all the reasons i like this part of my playground in Spain

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Maria Skłodowska was born on November 7, 1867 in Warsaw (Poland). Her parents were teachers. Maria’s mother has died in 1878 of tuberculosis. In 1893 and 1894, respectively, Maria was awarded master’s degrees in physics
and in mathematics from the Sorbonne University. In 1895 Maria married Pierre Curie. In 1897 their daughter Irene was born. Maria investigated rays emitted by uranium salts. She hypothesized that the radiation come from atom and called this phenomenon “radioactivity”. In 1898, Maria and Pierre discovered new radioactive elements polonium and radium. In 1902 she  isolated pure radium chloride and defined radium atomic mass. In June 1903, Maria supervised by Professor Lippmann was awarded her doctorate in physics from the Sorbonne University of Paris after presentation of the thesis “Investigation of radioactive bodies”. In December 1903, Maria was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics, along with her husband Pierre and Henri Becquerel, for their work on radioactivity. In 1904, the daughter Eve was born. On 19 April 1906, Pierre was killed in a road accident in Paris.
In 1910 Maria isolated radium as a pure metal. She also defined an international standard for radioactive emissions (curie), published her fundamental results on radioactivity and textbook of radiology. She also defined the international pattern of radium. In 1911, she won her second Nobel Prize, this time in Chemistry, for her discovery of radium and polonium.
In 1914 she was appointed director in the Radium Institute in Paris. During World War I, Maria became the director of the Red Cross Radiology Service and set up France’s first military radiology centre. In May 1932 she has attended the official opening ceremony of the Radium Institute in Warsaw. On 4 July 1934, Maria Skłodowska-Curie has died aged 66 years in Sancellemoz sanatorium (France) of aplastic anemia.

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He was born on december 10 1815 in London USA ,created the first computer algorithm and she died on november 27th 1854

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🌍 Playgrounds Without Borders: Let’s Compare, Create & Share! 🎨

Hey everyone! 👋✨

Get ready for an exciting challenge! Your task is to create an infographic using Canva that compares similarities and differences between school playgrounds in different countries. 🌎🏫

Think about games, equipment, rules, and coeducation! How do European playgrounds promote inclusion and equality? 🤝⚽🎠

Once your infographic is ready, upload it to Padlet and comment on your favorite ones! Let’s discover how playgrounds around the world can be fun, fair, and for everyone! 🚀💡

Let’s make learning global and creative! 🎨🌟 Are you ready? Let’s go! 💪🔥

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On March the 4th, teachers from Spain and Poland held an online meeting to arrange the last details for the mobility week (from 10th to 14th March).

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Students from Spain, Poland and Turkey will analyse their school playgrounds and propose improvements that promote gender equality and inclusion.

Guidelines:

Take pictures, videos or photos of his or her favourite area in the school playground.

Upload the photo to Padlet and comment why you like it.

Create an infographic with Canva showing similarities and differences between school playgrounds in different countries.

Comment on Padlet the infographic you like the most. Vote using from 1 to 5 stars.

Deadline: 31.03.25!!!

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Maria Salomea Skłodowska-Curie, better known as Marie Curie or Madame Curie (Warsaw, 7 November 1867 - Passy, ​​4 July 1934), was a physicist and chemist of Polish origin. A pioneer in the field of radioactivity, she is the first and only person to receive two Nobel Prizes in different scientific specialties: Physics and Chemistry. She was also the first woman to hold the position of professor at the University of Paris and the first to be buried with honors in the Pantheon of Paris on her own merits in 1995.

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He was born on November 9, 1914 in Vienna (Austria) and died on January 19, 2000 in Florida (USA)

Hedwing Eva Kiesler, known as Hedy Lamarr, was a very important inventor since she invented was s versión of a "router" that allowed long-distances wireless communication.

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Hedy Lamarr is the precursor of WiFi, GPS and Bluetooth, but it took her years to be recognized. The person who helped her to be recognized was George Antheil. He was born in Austria in 1914 and died at the age of 85 on January 19, 2000.

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Students from Spain, Poland and Turkey are collaborating to create a virtual wall celebrating women scientist who have made significant contribrution to their fields. Each student has researched and shared the findings including an image along with a brief explanation of why her work is meaningful to them or their nation. By the end, we will have a civrat collaborative wall showcasing these inspirational women in science. This activity will serve as a powerful reminder of the importance of tolerance, diversity and inclusion in the world of science and beyond! This is the link: https://www.thinglink.com/scene/1943433813346484710

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Núria Salán is an expert in metallurgy and specialised in stainless steel, hard metals and technical coatings. She teaches classes for the Industrial Engineering, Aeronautical Engineering and Industrial Organisation Engineering degree programmes at the UPC, where she has published several articles. She is currently involved in a European project to design and characterise hard metal.

Salán is a key figure in the field of scientific dissemination, in mentoring for female ICT students and in equality plans (she coordinated the UPC gender programme from its creation until mid-2015), as she travels to schools in Catalonia explaining her professional environment and giving visibility to female engineers that “history has hidden in textbooks”. One important inventor in history to which she calls attention is Hedy Lamarr, the inventor of wireless connections that have enabled GPS, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connections.

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Beulah was Born in North Carolina, at United States of America on September 28, 1887 and died on February 28, 1973. Beulah invented more than 110 inventions. The most notable are: ice cream machine, folding umbrella, sewing machine and dolls that could talk. She was a pioner woman for her time.

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"María de los Angeles Alvarino Gonzaléz" was born the 3rd of October of 1916 at Serantes, Spain and died the 29th of May of 2005 at California, EE.UU. She was a spanish oceanographer, zoologist and a teacher. Thanks to her, we discovered 22 marine organisms.