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This graphic communicates the legacy and sustainability of the S.T.A.R. project, showing how actions ranged from deep curricular integration to external recognition and replication. It helps show that this project wasn’t temporary, it created tools, habits, and ideas that will last in our school and beyond.

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Teacher Involvement & Curriculum Integration

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Teacher Involvement & Curriculum Integration

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This chart emphasizes how the project served as a rich, cross-disciplinary platform:

STEM areas led with strong integration (science, ICT).

Language and Art supported expression and creativity.

Civic and international dimensions extended learning into real-world action and global contexts.

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Teacher Involvement & Curriculum Integration

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Horizontal chart showing all the key contributors and their roles:

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Families → Participated in the escape room and CRAM awareness campaigns

Teachers → Led cross-curricular project activities

Guest Experts → Marine scientists from ICM, CRAM, Sylvia Earle and Isabel Forner.

NGOs → Collaborated on clean-ups and awareness: CRAM, OAT, Forest Volunteers

City Involvement → Hosted international visitors and shared local environmental heritage

Inclusive Events → World Water Day, diver talk with Dome Granés

Local Recognition → Student literary awards by Prodis Foundation

This visual emphasizes diverse collaboration and community support around the project’s marine conservation theme.

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1. Horizontal bar chart showing age-specific roles:

Ages 2–9: educational visits (e.g., aquarium)

Ages 9–12: active project participation

Ages 11–12: leadership, coordination, Erasmus+

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Bar chart comparing involvement from International Schools.

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Bar chart comparing involvement from Italy and Poland:

Direct (Erasmus+ mobilities, Padlet, releases)

Indirect (classes attending events or online meetings)

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A donut chart showing the breakdown of the 248 students.

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Student Participation – Lumen School
A donut chart showing the breakdown of the 248 students:

100 directly involved (project execution)

148 indirectly involved (events and awareness actions)

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Project Highlights – S.T.A.R. (SAVE and Rescue marine Turtles)
This video showcases the key activities carried out throughout our ProBleu S.T.A.R. project, including hands-on marine conservation efforts, school-based learning experiences, and our Erasmus+ mobilities. From strams to beach cleanups to turtle rescue awareness, the footage reflects our students’ commitment to protecting marine life and promoting ocean literacy.

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Milena SAY NO TO PLASTIC

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Say no to plastic

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The CRAM Foundation, at the request of the Government of Catalonia and in collaboration with the Prat de Llobregat City Council and the Metropolitan Area of Barcelona, is organizing a public event for the release of rehabilitated sea turtles. The event will take place on Sunday, June 1st, at the beach of El Prat de Llobregat. This is the well-known “Back Home” event.

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Plastic is a material that is cheap and easy to use for industry. Plastic is used in many products and packaging.
This causes more and more pollution in the environment.
Record a video to reduce plastic use and highlight this problem and show how we can reduce plastic use.

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Say no to plastic

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SAY NO TO PLASTIC !

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Say no to plastic

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To solve the problem that so many products are packed with plastic we con re-use,recycle and reduse

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In our city, there are several streams. The one closest to our school is the Riera de les Arenes, and a plan is currently underway to clean and remodel it in order to reduce the amount of waste. Our third and fourth-grade students have been deeply involved in observing and collecting this waste. Their motivation and enthusiasm have been incredible, and they have shown great commitment. They have seen with their own eyes the consequences of harmful human actions. Their involvement has been so strong that they now want to dedicate more days to coming back and helping in any way they can.

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Our fourth-grade students have created various materials to raise awareness among their classmates about the importance of keeping our seas and oceans clean. They shared these creations with students from other grades as well, and later with families and the school community, emphasizing the impact of plastic pollution on sea turtles.

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In this video, 6th grade students from Lumen School and their Polish Erasmus+ partners present the posters they created to celebrate World Water Day. They explain the meaning behind their designs and share powerful messages about the importance of protecting ecosystems and using water responsibly. A cross-cultural collaboration to raise awareness and inspire change!

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Art with a Message World Water Day Posters by Our Students

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Workshop about responsible water consumption

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6th graders Lumen school and Szkola Podstawowa Gliwice Poland at Lumen School's SPAIN

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Polish students are visiting us to take part in cultural activities and activities related to water and pollution.

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Polish Students visit our school on March 2025

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International Mobility for Water Literacy

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International Mobility for Water Literacy

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Activities carried out by the students, an international mobility, or a poster with the Erasmus+ logo.

On March, our 6th graders and Erasmus+ exchange students from Poland created some posters to celebrate World Water Day. Together, we explored the importance of water conservation and marine biodiversity through engaging activities linked to our project.

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Isabel Forner with 6th graders and Polish students in Erasmus program.

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🧪 Visit from Marine Scientist Isabel Forner

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🧪 Visit from Marine Scientist Isabel Forner

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We welcomed Isabel Forner, a scientist from the Institute of Marine Sciences (ICM-CSIC), to our school. She shared her fascinating research on how pesticides, plasticizers and other pollutants affect fish development. Students learned how these substances can disrupt hormones, metabolism, and reproduction in marine animals. An inspiring talk that connects science with environmental awareness!

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He is comparing different types of water: bottled water, tap water, filtered water from the osmosis system, and water from the school fountain. Using simple testing strips and observation, he checks for differences in clarity, pH, and other visible properties. This activity helps students reflect on water quality and encourages critical thinking about everyday resources.

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Raising awareness about water pollution and marine biodiversity through creative activities and science experiments linked to the PROBLEU project.

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Our 4th-grade class shared the story of Sylvia Earle with their preschool friends in I3 (padrins/es-fillol/es activity). In honour of Scientist Women Day, we talked about her incredible work protecting the ocean and its creatures. Sylvia’s dedication to marine life inspired us all to care more about our planet’s seas. It was a great way to show how science can help protect the world around us!

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We visit the aquarium and explore the seabed thanks to the PROBLEU grant.

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Escola Lumen on Instagram: "Elefants 🐘Peixos 🐠i Cargols 🐌 descobreixen el fons marí 🌊🦈🐋🪼🐢🌊 a l’AQUÀRIUM 🤩#escolalumen#infantil#aquarium#problueproject"

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80 likes, 1 comments - escola_lumen on January 29, 2025: "Elefants 🐘Peixos 🐠i Cargols 🐌 descobreixen el fons marí 🌊🦈🐋🪼🐢🌊 a l’AQUÀRIUM 🤩#escolalumen#infantil#aquarium#problueproject". 

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WHICH ARE THE MAIN PROBLEMS SEA TURTLES ARE FACING NOWADAYS?

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WHICH ARE THE MAIN PROBLEMS SEA TURTLES ARE FACING NOWADAYS?

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Here are the thoughtful responses from our students

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Challenges for Sea Turtles: What Can We Do to Help?

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Challenges for Sea Turtles: What Can We Do to Help?

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Our sixth-graders class, has become an environmental action centre. These young students are concerned about the survival of our ocean friends, marine turtles, and they are taking measures to protect them. What has alarmed them the most is plastic pollution in our oceans. Did you know that turtles can mistake plastic bags for jellyfish, one of their favourite foods? This can lead to serious health problems and, in extreme cases, the death.

So these brave students have involved into a deep investigation on how plastic affects the marine ecosystem and, especially, turtles. This video gathers the questions they have raised, which will make us all reflect. Let's begin our research!!

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International Mobility for Marine Conservation

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International Mobility for Marine Conservation

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We took advantage of our Erasmus mobility in Ruvo di Puglia, Italy, to plan our collaboration on actions aimed at improving marine biodiversity. Specifically, we focused on organizing initiatives to protect sea turtles, a key aspect of our project. This international exchange allowed us to share knowledge and strengthen partnerships to ensure the long-term conservation of these magnificent creatures. 🌍🐢

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Workshop at the School: Recovering Biodiversity

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Workshop at the School: Recovering Biodiversity

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After cleaning the school garden, the students from the upper cycle planted native aromatic plants such as myrtle, oregano, cherry tree, and rosemary. These plants are chosen to attract birds, butterflies, and other pollinators, helping to enhance and recover the natural biodiversity of our municipality while improving green spaces, whether urban or natural.

The activity promotes respect and appreciation for the local environment (school, town, etc.), encouraging students to take part in civic actions to protect and improve nature, the environment, and shared community spaces. This workshop, led by the "Gestió Natural" organization, started by explaining the characteristics of the different plant species and the proper way to plant them. At the end, the plants were distributed, guiding the students on where and how to plant them, contributing to the overall goal of improving biodiversity in our surroundings. 🌱🌿

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Cleaning the Riera de les Arenes: Protecting Our Environment and Ecosystem

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Cleaning the Riera de les Arenes: Protecting Our Environment and Ecosystem

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Participating in the cleaning of the Riera de les Arenes in the northern part of Terrassa is an important action to keep this watercourse clean and protect the environment. This stream is part of the river connector system recognized by the Metropolitan Area Territorial Plan, highlighting its ecological significance.

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Video of the Sea Turtle Release in ADRIATIC

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Video of the Sea Turtle Release in ADRIATIC

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In this special moment, our students, along with their peers from Cotugno Carducci School in Ruvo, had the incredible opportunity to release sea turtles into the Adriatic Sea in Molfetta. This experience was not only a meaningful action to protect marine life but also a chance to witness the beauty of these creatures returning to their natural habitat. Watch the video to see this unforgettable moment of hope and conservation! 🐢🌊

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Cooperation with the Students of Cotugno Carducci School in the Release of Sea Turtles in Molfetta, Adriatic, ITALY.

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Cooperation with the Students of Cotugno Carducci School in the Release of Sea Turtles in Molfetta, Adriatic, ITALY.

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Our students have had the incredible opportunity to collaborate with the ITALIAN students of Cotugno Carducci School in Ruvo for the release of sea turtles in Molfetta, located on the Adriatic coast. This meaningful event allowed students from both schools to actively participate in the conservation of these endangered creatures, helping to give them a chance for survival in their natural habitat. Through this experience, students learned the importance of global cooperation in wildlife protection and the vital role we all play in preserving marine life. 🌊🐢

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Netegem amb Consciència: "Clean Up the Beach!"

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Netegem amb Consciència: "Clean Up the Beach!"

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"Clean Up the Beach!" is an initiative designed to raise awareness about the importance of keeping our beaches clean and protecting marine life. As part of this program, we encourage our students to actively participate in beach cleanups and learn about the impact of pollution on the environment. By collecting waste from the shorelines, students not only help improve the beauty of the beaches but also gain a better understanding of how human actions affect marine ecosystems. This initiative is a great way to inspire responsibility and environmental care among young generations. Let's all take part in making a cleaner, healthier planet! 🌍♻️

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Movie Screening to Raise Awareness about the Endangerment of Sea Turtles

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Movie Screening to Raise Awareness about the Endangerment of Sea Turtles

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We organized a movie screening at the auditorium to raise awareness among our students about the dangers that threaten the survival of sea turtles. Through this powerful visual experience, students learned about the challenges these incredible creatures face and the importance of taking action to protect them. It was a great opportunity for everyone to engage in the conservation message and deepen their understanding of environmental issues. 🐢🎥

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Our Students Proudly Display Their PROBLEU Agenda

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Our Students Proudly Display Their PROBLEU Agenda

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Here, you can see how our students proudly showcase their PROBLEU agenda. It’s not only a way to stay organized but also a constant reminder of the actions we can take to help protect our oceans and marine life. Through this, we aim to keep the environmental message alive throughout the school year! 🌊📚

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We organized a mural contest to raise awareness about the threats of marine pollution, using recycled materials. 3rd and 4th-grade students created amazing murals representing the effects of marine pollution and wrote powerful messages to protect our oceans. The winning murals were those of the 3rd and 4th graders, who demonstrated great creativity and commitment to preserving the marine environment. 🌊♻️🐢

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Exploring Sea Turtle Conservation with Plickers

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Exploring Sea Turtle Conservation with Plickers

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In this activity, our students participated in an engaging quiz about marine turtles and their preservation, created by our dedicated teachers using Plickers. They tested their knowledge about these incredible creatures, learning about their habitats, the threats they face, and the actions we can take to help protect them. Through this interactive tool, the students not only had fun but also deepened their understanding of the importance of conserving marine life for a healthier planet. 🌍🐢

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"The Sea and the Turtle" – A Shadow Story to Raise Environmental Awareness

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"The Sea and the Turtle" – A Shadow Story to Raise Environmental Awareness

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The English Specialist Teachers Prepared the Shadow Story "The Sea and the Turtle" – A Children's Tale to Raise Environmental Awareness. All the students watched the play at the Auditorium of the school.

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Adopting a Sea Turtle: Track, Learn, and Help Protect Endangered Species!

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Adopting a Sea Turtle: Track, Learn, and Help Protect Endangered Species!

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Each class, from I-3 to 6, has adopted a sea turtle through the "Adopt a Sea Turtle" program.
Join a sea turtle forever with our tracking bracelet!
Get direct access to its name, photos, discover its story, and track it daily on a map with the geolocation tracking included! 📍
With every turtle product, we want to contribute to saving endangered sea turtles. 🐢

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Celebrate World Oceans Day: Test Your Oceanography Skills!

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Celebrate World Oceans Day: Test Your Oceanography Skills!

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Did you know that June 8th is World Oceans and Seas Day? Test yourselves with all the activities we propose and find out if you could be great oceanographers!

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Online game to explore the seas and oceans created by MMB

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Online game to explore the seas and oceans created by MMB

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https://www.mmb.cat/blog/educacio/nou-joc-en-linia-per-explorar-els-mars-i-oceans/

The Maritime Museum wants to celebrate World Oceans and Seas Day with you through a new proposal: the online game Explore the Seas and Oceans.

What landscapes exist at the bottom of the sea? Who lives there? What tasks are carried out aboard oceanographic vessels? What can we do to help preserve the seas and oceans? These are some of the topics Nico invites you to discover, as well as testing your knowledge on the subject.

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The content of the talks given by the guest experts at our school.

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Role-Playing to Explore Mediterranean Threats and Conservation

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Role-Playing to Explore Mediterranean Threats and Conservation

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In this activity, students got to know the Vell Marí and its role in scientific research through a clue-based game. We also explored the various threats present in the Mediterranean Sea, learn about the work of the CRAM Foundation, and draw conclusions about the impacts on the marine environment.

Through Role-playing game and hands-on learning and discussions, they reflected on the consequences of human actions on marine ecosystems and ways to protect them.

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LUMEN students parcitipating at CRAM activity.

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October Beach Cleanup in Mataró: Analyzing the Types of Waste Collected.

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🌊On October the 14th, Our 5th & 6th graders at Lumen School (Terrassa, Spain) joined @CRAM's “El vell marí” activity: sorting waste, exploring a boat, and tackling a marine diversity escape room! 🐢 The rest of the school learned about turtle conservation.

More here: https://www.facebook.com/share/tZ9XA3wCLkrqVgF6/?mibextid=WC7FNe

#probleu #blueschool #NEBS #literacy

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Uniting for Water: ProBleu Experts in Action! 🌊✨

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Uniting for Water: ProBleu Experts in Action! 🌊✨

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We are excited to welcome guest experts visiting us to boost our @ProBleu project! 🌊🔬 Together, we’ll take one more step toward protecting Europe’s water resources! 🌍💧

Follow us to stay updated on everything coming next! 👀✨

#EUWaters #ProBleu #ScienceInAction #WaterIsLife #Sustainability

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To enrich our project.The 7th and 8th of October, our school welcomed, an expert of oceanography, Oriol Domingo, who talked about how to Protect the sea and the marine biodiversity titled "PROTEGIM EL MAR".

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Spreading Awareness of Our PROBLEU Project in the School Diary.

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Spreading Awareness of Our PROBLEU Project in the School Diary.

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This year, we’ve made an effort to spread awareness of our PROBLEU project through the school agenda. It has been a great tool for sharing important information about our ongoing initiatives and environmental goals, ensuring that students, teachers, and families are all informed and engaged in our mission to protect the marine environment.

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Protect Our Beaches: Understanding Pollution Through the Waste We Find"

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Protect Our Beaches: Understanding Pollution Through the Waste We Find"

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Protect Our Beaches: Understanding Pollution Through the Waste We Find

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Students from Lumen School observing baby turtles.

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Raise awareness about endangered marine species and ecosystems, the causes threatening them, and the main individual and collective solutions for the recovery and conservation of marine biodiversity.

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Turtles are amazing creatures that play an important role in their ecosystems. Many species are endangered, so protecting them is essential for the environment!

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Students of Primary Escola Lumen at CRAM

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WORKSOP ABOUT THE PRESERVATION OF SEA TURTLES IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT AMONG ALL STUDENTS.

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On October 2nd, students of 5th and 6th grade collaborated with the Natural Management Association to carry out a clean-up of waste in our garden. We found plastics, tissues, paper cups, foam ball pieces, and other waste. Once the area was clean, we replanted with native plants from Vallès Occidental to help support the biodiversity of our region. With this action, we aim to raise awareness that this waste should not end up in rivers or the sea.

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BEFORE starting project activities, our students did this survey.

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ProBleu Cuestionario para niños en educación PRIMARIA

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Responda a esta encuesta realizada por surveymonkey.com

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Before starting project activities, our students did the Pre-Activity Survey.

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ProBleu Cuestionario para niños en educación PRIMARIA

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Viewing of the Interview with Dome Grané, Member of Netegem el Fons Marí
Our students had the opportunity to watch an insightful interview with Dome Grané, a member of Netegem el Fons Marí, an organization dedicated to cleaning the sea floor. In the interview, Dome shared valuable knowledge about the importance of preserving marine environments and the work being done to reduce pollution in our oceans. This session gave our students a deeper understanding of the challenges marine life faces and the actions they can take to help protect it. 🌊🎥

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Entrevista a Dome Grané, membre de Netegem el Fons Marí

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Sea Turtle Rescue 104: Return to the Wild

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Collaborating via eTwinning and establishing partnerships with European Schools to conduct environmental actions.

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Participating in local stream clean-ups. Collecting data on stream plastic pollution to raise awareness about its impact on oceans.

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Learning about sea turtle conservation, engaging in release events.

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Using online resources, students learn about ocean and freshwater conservation, focusing on protecting marine life like sea turtles from plastic pollution.

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The project aims to educate students about the threat posed by human presence in the marine environment, focusing on reducing pollution to protect marine life, such as turtles, from ingesting plastics. It seeks to instill responsibility and empower students to take action towards water conservation through various field activities such as river cleanups, water quality assessments, and community awareness initiatives. Additionally, it aims to inspire students to create materials and artistic pieces advocating for conservation efforts and contributing to scientific research

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ProBleu on Instagram: "⭐️ @escola_lumen 's "S.T.A.R." project is making waves in #marineconservation by focusing on turtles, even though they're located far from the sea. They're educating students about the importance of protecting these creatures and their habitats 🐢 This project is a great example of how schools in inland areas can still play a crucial role in ocean conservation. Learn more about their inspiring work on our website! 🌍#BlueEducation #WaterConservation #OceanLiteracy #EUBlueSchools@missionoceaneu @earthwatcheurope @icm.csic @oceanconservationtrust @plymouthmarinelab @ktuspace @brilliantlabslaboscreatifs @emseassociation @scientix_eu @europeanschoolnetwork"

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🎉 Exciting News! 🎉

We are thrilled to announce that we have officially received our Blue Schools Certificate! 🌊🏫 This recognition highlights our commitment to promoting sustainability, protecting the marine environment, and educating our students on the importance of caring for our planet. 🌍💧

A huge thank you to everyone involved in the project! Together, we are making a positive impact and setting an example for future generations. 💪💙 Let’s continue working hard to keep our school green and blue! 🌱💙

#BlueSchools #Sustainability #EcoSchool #ProBlue #ProudMoment

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We are pleased to inform you that our proposal was selected for funding by ProBleu. Estem molt contents que el nostre projecte hagi estat seleccionat! 🌊🐢 #ProBleu #ProBleuSchool #SaveSeaTurtles #OceanProtection

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Our school attend an online welcome info session for all the schools will be held on July the 17th by ProBleu Team. We are excited to learn more about the program and to collaborate with other schools involved in this initiative.