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In this job shadowing activity, participants will reflect on the role that education plays in environmental awareness and conservation. They will gain a deeper understanding of the most significant threats to our ecosystems, learn strategies to teach environmental respect, and explore ways to connect school curricula to environmental preservation. In addition to that, participants will have a chance to design practical activities aiming to make a significant, positive impact in their schools or broader communities. By the end of the course, participants will be more informed as to the main notions and issues connected to ecology, such as biodiversity, pollution, climate change, sustainability. As a consequence, they will feel more confident in managing their pupils’ debates about those topics, as well as in communicating with the school staff and community stakeholders.

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Welcoming teachers at school by the headmaster "Albert Murjas"

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He presents his school and school ecoapproach

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The staff is made up of a multidisciplinary team, continuously update to acquire increasingly complete training on digital, linguistic and managerial skills and on new and more effective eco- sustainable teaching techniques and strategies. The figures involved in the design process are used to working in team, predisposed towards laboratory and innovative training, possessing good communication skills and strongly motivated to improve and update their professional skills.

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* Lesson observation ( chemistry grade 7)
* Great final of the quiz devoted of the European Union.
( Event under the patronage of the President of Rzeszòw and the member of the European Parliament).
* Planting trees in the school playground
*  Lesson observation (Art grade 4  - eco related activities )
* Actionbound - City of Rzeszòw ecological walk with SP10
* Rzeszòw cellars - Underground tourist route in the center of the city

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* Lesson in English class - grade 7
* Lesson observation ( Eco workshop - grade 4)
* Lesson observation - BEE Friendly - grade 2
* Outdoor activity : Presentation of Marcian Rover - a visit to the Polytechnic of Rzeszòw.

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National Heritage (Cracow, Wieliczka Salt Mine)

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The Wieliczka Salt Mine is one of the most precious and most fascinating monuments of culture in Poland. Built in the town of Wieliczka, southern Poland, in the 13th century, it produced table salt throughout its existence until 2007.  Among other attractions which one can see on a tour of the mine is a real chapel, which is sometimes used for private events, including weddings! In 1978, the Wieliczka Salt Mine was officially listed as the UNESCO World Heritage SIte.

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The historic centre is intact and winds around the largest mediaeval square in Europe. From the top of the Wavel (hill) the Castle guards the city, at least since the Polish rulers were crowned here.In the city centre there is also a small but interesting museum with the enigmatic and beautiful painting of the Lady with the hermlin by Leonardo da Vinci while in the surroundings the salt mines and the district of Nowa Huta are worth a visit, ideal city of the socialist regime that has little ideal. Karol Wojtyla lived in Krakow, performing his dual function as bishop and opponent, before becoming pope and going to Rome.

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Friday 12th May 2023

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The pierogi, are a type of stuffed pasta typical of Polish cuisine, similar to the ravioli.

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The Polish paczki are nothing more than the well-known Austrian krapfen