Greek schools complete Erasmus+ educational mobility programs

Greek educational institutions have successfully completed several international mobility actions under the Erasmus+ program, focusing on inclusion, climate change, and active citizenship.

Teachers from the 1st Primary School of Corfu conducted job shadowing in Helsinki, Finland. The mission aimed to address gender stereotypes and explore innovative teaching methods, such as co-teaching and inclusive structures for special education. During the visit, educators shared Greek traditional culture through song to promote intercultural values.

The 1st EPAL of Thessaloniki completed three distinct mobility projects. This included a student group mobility in Ostiglia, Italy, to enhance intercultural skills and environmental awareness. Additionally, teachers participated in job shadowing in Bergen, Norway, to study inclusive education practices, and attended a training seminar in Seville, Spain, focused on inclusion strategies in education.