Activities done by the students in their short-term exchange meetings.
All the students have sung the official hymn of the project called TIAEYEST SING ALONG. This hymn was written in the last visit to Germany where the students could sing it with the wonderful orchestra of the german school.
This time, the students and teachers have sung the last time the hymn… so far. Who knows…
Here you can download the hymn lyrics.
The Erasmus+ meeting is finishing and we wanted to thank to the families, the local authorities, students and teachers the moments and experiencies that have been lived. The head of studies and the Erasmus+ coordinator of the spanish school talked to the present people about the Erasmus+ program and its benefits for students. Both students and teachers representatives talked about the changes that students participating in that program get. And the mayor of Iniesta showed the gratitude for the great work done by the schools. After exchanging some presents all the people could taste the typical products cooked by the families and dance typical songs of the Erasmus+ partner countries. This day offered to the families the opportunity to share experiencies, talk with students and teachers…
Here are some pictures of the activity.
What’s the best way to know the culture of a city? We thought that taking the culture to the students was the best way. And we joined both culture and fun. Students and teachers had dinner in a restaurant of Iniesta where two types of tipical dances were shown. Firstly, a flamenco music group sang and danced for the Erasmus+ partners, encouraging to them to follow the dances. Next, a group of persons of Iniesta danced a traditional dance called “Paloteo” because they use pieces of wood to hit against the wood of the other dancers.
Here are some pictures of the activity.
After attending to some classes in the spanish school, the Erasmus+ team travelled to a close environment. It is crossed by a river called Cabriel. It is said that it is the most clean river of Spain. The river walks between walls of stone called “Knives”. Students and teachers walked, enjoying the nature, taking pictures… with the only sound of the water and the birds.
Here are some pictures of the activity.
A tipical activity that students love in the visits. They play in groups, answering questions related with the stories presented in the visit so they have to pay attention to them. They enjoy with the game, learning at the same time.
Here are some pictures of the activity.
Thanks to ACNUR (UNHCR), several pictures were exposed in the municipal auditorium of Iniesta where not only the students and teachers. People of the town could visit the exposition during some days. After the visit, the students presented their project stories with the topic “Refugees”. Some of the students and teachers were interviewed in the municipal radio to talk about the TIAEYEST project.
Here are some pictures of the activity.
Teachers and students of Germany, Romania and Turkey could attend to some classes with their spanish partners. The spanish teachers prepared adapted activities in order to all students could follow them. One of the most amazing activities was the light drawing one. The students drew in the air with color lights while the light was caught with a professional camera. On friday, the students enjoyed with the physical education class, practicing rollerblading.
Here are some pictures of the activity.
All the students and teachers attended to several meetings where volunteers of ACCEM and ACNUR (UNHCR) and Iris, a former student of the spanish school told them about the life of refugees and the important work that volunteers do for them. The information helped to the students to be conscious of this topic nowadays and could complete their stories that will be presented in the visit.
Here are some pictures of the activity.
The spanish students started the visit showing and explaining to their Erasmus+ partners the expositions in the school corridors. These expositions are the product of some projects in which students and teachers of the school have worked throughout the year. The Erasmus+ students and teachers also visited the school library and they opened the Erasmus+ corner where students had fun finding each other in their previous visits pictures.
Here are some pictures of the activity.
One of the most extended jobs in Iniesta and its nearby towns is growing mushrooms. Mushrooms of Iniesta are exported to all europe and the Erasmus+ partners liked to know more about the process of preparing the caves, growing and recollecting them. Even they could taste them directly from the caves. An interesting activity…
The local museum (the archaeological museum) was the next place to know more about Iniesta and its culture. We want to thank to Javier, the local museum guide, for his explanations that delighted to the students (even to spanish ones).
Here are some pictures of the activity.
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