1. Development of Language Skills

The curriculum emphasises listening, speaking, reading, and writing. The project supports these goals by engaging students in:

• creating joint materials such as posters, descriptions, or presentations,

• participating in peer-to-peer online interactions,

• analysing multimedia resources prepared by project partners.

Through these tasks, students use vocabulary and grammar structures naturally and purposefully.

2. Strengthening Social and Civic Competences

The curriculum highlights collaboration and responsible participation in group work. During the project, students:

• cooperate with peers from partner schools,

• practise planning, sharing responsibilities, and effective communication,

• learn to express opinions politely and respond constructively.

These activities develop important life skills such as empathy, teamwork, and interpersonal communication.

3. Building Digital Competences

Both the curriculum and eTwinning stress the importance of safe and effective use of digital tools. Students:

• use digital platforms to create and present content,

• learn safe online communication,

• develop responsible attitudes while working with tools such as TwinSpace or Padlet.

4. Intercultural Awareness

The curriculum encourages understanding cultures of English-speaking countries. The project enables students to explore different perspectives by:

• interacting with international peers,

• discovering similarities and differences between customs and communication styles,

• fostering openness, respect, and curiosity.

5. Learning by Doing

The curriculum promotes project-based tasks that encourage independence and creativity. Learn, Create, Relate reflects this approach by:

• engaging students in creative production of materials,

• motivating them to reflect on their learning process,

• developing their ability to analyse, organise, and present information.