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Meeting in Bol, Croatia
Srednja škola Bol and its teachers Lucija Carević Brešković, Petra Kokeza and Rovena Trivanović hosted Finnish, Polish, Italian, Greek and German partners from the 23rd of September to the 27th of September 2019. During the meeting we visited the town of Sinj and learned a lot about Alka, Dragon's cave on the island of Brač, made digital posters, Sway presentations and held two webinars with our Swedish friends Sussan Oster and Urban Norling. What have we learnt?
If we put aside facts that we successfully transformed into digital materials, we have learnt- thanks to our partners' feedback that we are great hosts and that hard work and opening your mind and heart to new experiences are a great thing. Our dear partners, thank you for such a great cooperation, your willigness to expose yourself to new experiences and wish to develop on a daily basis. Hvala!

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Croatia
The fourth meeting in Greece dealt with Internet Safety and Moodle platform. Students and teachers were taught about all the dangers lurking on the Internet and how to make the best of it. Also, they were taught how to study and prepare classes using Moodle.
We, Croatians, spent three days in Thessaloniki enjoying sights ( we were amazed by beautiful churches), hospitality of the locals and living Greek pace of life. The working week was spent in Katerini, a lovely place close to the Olympus, where we enjoyed beautiful park and experienced volta ( a traditional Greek casual walk). Visiting the archaeological sight of Dion was like entering the era of myths and Greek gods and half-gods. We experienced how it was to be a prince/princess thanks to the medieval castle Platamona.
Olympus..... We are breathless every time we remember visiting that sacred place and will always cherish it as the most beautiful Greek memory.
Dear Greeks, thank you for being such great hosts!
Efharisto!

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Croatia
The focal point of the third meeting in Turin was the perception of an individual in relation with the world around them. What is our place in the world, what message we want to send to other people and what is the right way of transmitting it? Using the Premiere program and helped by film makers from the Turin film Institute our students made videos about Aosta Valley and the city of Aosta. The beauty of Aosta Valley is unique and breathtaking. Touring the city of Aosta, we saw the evidence of the Roman past of the city and its development through centuries into a modern city of today. Again, we encountered the topic of defining the world (past) and giving it a meaning (in the Megalithic museum), which continued by experiencing the Cinema museum in Turin. The symphony concert in the RAI Auditorium in Turin was one of the highlights of the trip. Dear Italian hosts, thank you for the unforgetable experience.
Grazie!

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Croatia
The second meeting in Poland enriched our lives thanks to memories we made by exploring Krakow (we are especially fond of Wawel) and salt mine Wieliczka,transformed into an underground witness of the passionate visions of  ingenious miners.  The topic we dealt with referred to cyberbullying and explaining its roots, causes and solutions by the means of creating an e-book, audio book and a 10- minute play. We learned a lot about writing a script, drama techniques and  acting. We also got an insight into radio and tv broadcast techniques and even took part in a radio interview. Exploring Jaroslaw helped by QR codes was also fun and educative.  The museum of the Jews offered us with a new perspective of the Holocaust and taught  us a new lesson about love and friendship. Dear Polish hosts, thank you for your hospitality.
Dziękuję!

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Croatia
Our first meeting was organized in beautiful Finland where we enjoyed exploring Helsinki, one of the most beautiful cities we have ever visited. During the working week we exchanged our traditional recipes and had a lot of fun cooking and baking cakes in international teams. Visiting a swamp was one of the best experiences ever and the pancakes had a special taste. We also learned about netiquette and rules which we should follow if we want to contribute to the safer Internet space for our students. QR codes helped us in finding sights in Jyväskylä  and understanding few things about the Finnish culture (the Finnish don't mind walking in the rain unlike the Croats). Mänttä is a place we will always remember because of the beautiful museum artefacts and lakes and forest, whose beauty made us speechless. Dear Finnish friends, thank you for being great hosts.
Kiitos!