On the first day, there was an official welcome at the host school, where representatives warmly received delegations from Poland, Croatia, and Lithuania. Participants had the opportunity to get acquainted with the plan and detailed objectives of the visit.

The visit program was rich and varied. It began with a detailed tour of the school, during which guests learned about the modern educational solutions and sustainable development practices implemented by the school in Ankara. The hosts presented their innovative approach to education for a sustainable lifestyle and the actions carried out as part of the project. Together with the host school's students, the delegation participated in workshops where students transformed e-waste into works of art.

In the following days, the delegation had the opportunity to participate in various activities, including a visit to an Eco-farm where they observed innovative solutions to e-waste issues. The delegation also visited Cezeri Yeşil Vocational and Technical High School, a very modern and prestigious high school. The school's building was designed according to sustainable development principles, and touring it was an inspiring experience, showcasing creative approaches to teaching solutions to ecological problems.

An integral part of the visit was also the opportunity to explore Ankara. The delegation participated in a guided tour, during which they visited Anıtkabir – the mausoleum of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations, and Ankara Castle. These sites allowed participants to delve into Turkey's rich cultural heritage.

During their stay, the delegation also visited local authorities, providing an opportunity to exchange experiences and establish new contacts.

The visit to Ankara was extremely fruitful and inspiring. The participants returned to Poland with new ideas, knowledge, and experiences that will undoubtedly contribute to achieving the goals of the PROSLIFE project and enrich daily educational work. International cooperation and the exchange of experiences are invaluable for the development of education and shaping future generations in the spirit of sustainable development.

The third meeting was held in Ankara from June 4 to 7, 2024, and was attended by social pedagogue Lana Tolarić, English language teacher Marija Janković, Croatian language teacher Katarina Brkić Čabraja and principal Irena Čugura Ćerić.
The Turkish hosts organized numerous activities and workshops in which the Croatian team actively participated. On the first day, they prepared a rich cultural and artistic program, presented examples of good practice in their school and held a workshop with icebreakers (games for relaxation), and the first project meeting was held. 
On the second day, the hosts organized a visit to an ecological farm in Sincan, a district in Ankara, where farm workers showed innovative ways of collecting old bread, cooking oil and similar waste, which they process into food for abandoned animals, compost or biofuel.
After visiting the farm, they visited Cezeri Yeşil Vocational and Technical High School – one of the best technical schools in Turkey, and there they had organized job shadowing. This school is known for holding project-based classes and dealing with the topics of renewable energy sources. It was a valuable experience for all guests, and we believe for the hosts as well.
In the afternoon, a seminar on electronic waste was held, followed by art workshops where teachers and students made art from electronic waste.
On Thursday, June 5, the hosts organized a tourist sightseeing tour of Ankara. They also visited Antikabir - the mausoleum of Ataturk - the father of modern Turkey, who is extremely valued and respected by Turks. In the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations, they saw the rich past of the region, and after that they visited the old city of Ankara, which is located on a hill and offers a view of the entire city.
The last day was spent visiting local authorities, project activities and finally awarding certificates. 
During this meeting, the online education pilot site developed by partner schools of this project was tested. 

I am also extremely grateful for the opportunity to sightsee Ankara: Atatürk’s Mausoleum, the Museum of Anatolian Civilisations, the castle and the old part of the city.

Thank you for your hospitality and wonderful time!