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On the first day of the visit from the group from Elche to Warsaw, we went to the Old Town. Thanks to the pre-prepared Talent Map, we were able to form groups based on our interests. Each group set out to find and photograph things related to the fields that intrigued us. It was a fantastic opportunity to get to know one another! The participants were a very diverse group, ranging in age from 11 to 14 years, with different levels of English proficiency, and we also had one person with limited mobility. This allowed us to see diversity not as a challenge, but as a strength.

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Last but not least, we must mention the experience of the school meeting during Erasmus Days. Those were truly unforgettable moments. We believe that we really made Europe shine!

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Nature

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Chopin statue

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Heart

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Squirell

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Sergio mimicking the statue.🤩

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(gabi) group: Gabi, Hania, Mikołaj, Emma, Clara, Ola

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(gabi) it’s not from palace on water but so cute photo, i love it! it was so nice to meet some new people

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The Erasmus Days Partnership is an initiative between two schools – SP363 from Warsaw and CEIP El Palmeral from Elche – where students collaborate both virtually and in person. A key event was a trip to a park in Warsaw, where we played two field games, exploring the cultural and natural heritage. Once again, we worked in groups, completing various tasks that required different skills and levels of engagement. We realized that, because of our differences, we were able to approach and complete non-standard tasks more easily.