We want to be better! We want to help our students which come from different countries, to co-exist all together, in order to feel safe, acceptable, respectable in a multicultural society. We aspire to help them to keep their language, their culture alive and in addition, to progress themselves. Learning and implementation of good practises is very important and usefull for us, too. Learning new views in education Innovative teaching methods - Differentiated teaching - effective teaching Developing and maintaining partnershps Developing of management techniques in amulticultural school class Developing linguistic, communication and digital skills Familarity with European programs Learning the way of how the multi-lingualism students, thinks Learning good practises in order to make our school more active, more positive for children
In our school stydy students from Albania, Boulgaria, Iran, Syria, India, Roma children. Every child "carry" its cylture,its languge, its peculiarities.It needs a great effort from teachers to coexist harmoniously, to keep balance between them.Our school is a place, where embraces them all! Our school, is a school of happiness. We try to all students feel Happy and safe, be acceptable, in order to unold their best potential . We encourage them, we respect them. We create a friendly and safe enviroment for all of them. They cultivate a vegetable garden and a flower garden, too. Teachers, students, parents collaborate, partcipate, create all together. We encourage them to speak their first language. We try to prevent bad behaviors, such as bullying, racism, xenophobia, marginalization. Students coexist harmoniously in a pleasant and positive enviroment. That' s why we aplied for this project! Because we want to improve our techniques, to learn good practises, to exchange views in order to create a better learning and psychosocial context. Meanings such as happy school, positive thinking are interwoven to our philosophy.We are interested to learn more for Bi-lingualism, multi-lngualis. We want to learn, to hear, to change good practises from other countries, in order to improve ours.