Mobilities
Evaluation Meeting in Crete
As the project came to its end, a last meeting was held in Heraklion-Crete between 24th and 25th of August. The object of the meeting was the final evaluation of the project. Representatives from only two partner countries, Slovenia and Greece, attended the meeting, since partners from other countries could not be physically present due to strict regulations regarding entry into the country and other measures related to Covid-19 pandemics.
Despite the summer closure of the greek school, it was attended by two education professionals from the Pedenjped kindergarten and the principal of the Greek school. Together, they made posters reviewing project activities, as well as a poster presenting the dissemination of the project.
It was agreed that despite the difficulties, the outcome was positive for both, children and teachers . In addition, a future cooperation between partners was discussed for further development of inclusion competencies.
Mobility to Croatia
In August, right before the end of our Eramsus + project, a last LTT activity was carried out between Slovenia and Croatia in Zagreb, a mobility which had already been planned for a very long time. Through the Europe is All-Inclusive project, a sense of acceptance of diversity from both, cultural and social point of view was developed with the participants.
Two classes from Pedenjped kindergarten participated in the mobility program – a preschool class and one consisting of children with special needs. The program was set up in a way that contents and adaptations enabled active participation of the children from vulnerable groups.
Working languages of the visit was mostly English, accompanied by some Croatian words and expressions. Children from Slovenia were introduced to greetings in Croatian, the hosts' playground in the woods and the toys that children use in their playroom. Friendly bonds were established between the children of the two countries.
Children were thrilled during their visit to Zagreb zoo, as they could see animals that cannot be seen at the Ljubljana Zoo.
The accompanying staff devoted a lot of time to building new bonds between children, among others, through social games, which were performed both indoors and outdoors.
The overall impression was that little children were connected with their new friends and the interaction was a real delight for everyone to watch.
Feel the Art - Workshop in Lubljana
2nd Meeting - Greece
Ten children from Spain and ten children from Denmark along with their teachers and teachers from Slovenia and Croatia,, 31 visitors in total , participated. The programme included many activities, workshop, meeting, visits in arcaelogical sites and other places of interest and natural beauty.
For more information follow the link below:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1aXLBmhmr35kwOQwT8HVoMX_2YHfjBs3t/view?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/17aYTm2wCfyT-GZRp0UYOKX4uyxlaa-av/view?usp=sharing
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