E- Safety Project

  We have  desingd a brochure to share with our students. With it, our pupils can learn more about ciberbullying, tips to prevent it and some advises. If you want to down load and use it with your class, please                                       click here 

Our ebook in Spanish is ready. Have a llok and learn how to prevent ciberbullying, how to detect it and tips to prevent.  

  In the third mobility in Finland we had the opportunity to learn about the organization of the Finnish school system and the strengths that make it qualitatively effective. Of particular interest was taking note of the school rules governing the use of cell phones at school   and it was noted that in Finland more space is given to preventing the problem.

  It is spring now and we are in March. The nature is waking up and we are on the way to Erice/Trapani for our second mobility of the Erasmus+ Project (LESADIWO) that will be held at IC “G. Pagoto”. The trip was long but enjoyable. On the 19th of March, we landed in Palermo and arrived in Trapani late in the evening. The weather was really nice.   We were very excited about meeting the friends from Spain, Finland and our host Erice Team. On the first day of the meeting (20th March,2023), our friends from Erice welcomed us warmly.After the welcome ceremony, we have visited the school, classrooms, labs and met with the students who presented us songs, activities about our topic; e-safety. In the afternoon, sightseeing in Trapani was amazing.   The second day our hosts took us to Erice a medieval   town which we loved very much.We had chances to taste local food, drinks and desserts. On the third day, we did workshop with students and teachers. We discussed on t...

 And the day arrived...after many hours of organisation, meetings, preparations, changes and doubts, we received with nerves, but above all with great enthusiasm, our collaborating partners from Italy, Turkey and Finland, with whom the Erasmus+ project (LESADIWO) we had embarked on as coordinators was starting. The school was ready to learn, to participate and to contribute whatever was necessary to this new experience. Our students were eager to meet these "people" coming from outside our country and to learn about them. They were involved until the last moment thanks to the encouragement of the teachers who made this week unforgettable for all of them. All the activities: talks with the police, pupil workshops, teacher training, educational and cultural visits were very interesting and provided new points of view on the topic around which the project revolves (being safe in the digital world). This first meeting was only the beginning of an adventure that will have more sta...