This Erasmus, in particular, is made up of schools from the following countries: Spain, Croatia, Greece, Poland, Portugal and Turkey, but it has already been working for a year in the field KA229. Even so, we have joined it recently with our KA122 and will be able to take part during the following 2021-2022 and 2022-2023 school years.

Erasmus+ projects are divided into different fields which are focused on the different educative stages or levels. Once a school has been granted one of these projects, students must develop their own projects at school, taking into account the common topic the project is based on. They will also have the opportunity to travel to the respective countries that make up the project to share its evolution, work together and learn about the culture of the place they have travelled to.

This project is called Upcycling Lives and it is based, mainly, on giving a new life to those objects that you have at home and you are going to throw away or you are no longer going to use. For this reason, we can say that the motto of this Erasmus+ is "Give a second life to your waste" , a message that caught our attention from the very beginning.

Our blog will include as well sections and activities carried out in the Erasmus+ KA229 which we have joined as an external complementary project. The title of that project is: Upcycling: A Project from Bottom to Top and our goal will be working on those issues that won't be developed in their project, as for example, the present blog.

Find out about our European friends clicking on the pictures on the right.