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Bullying beyond educative institutions .

2019-1-ES01-KA229-0654682019School Exchange Partnershipsfinalized
Countries: ES|DE · Grant: €39,007
Civic engagement / responsible citizenshipInclusion - equityAccess for disadvantaged

Project summary

Schools have to ensure that values and competences such as respect,volunteering,altruism,mutual help active listening assertiveness and empathy are taught implicitly through every aspect of the curriculum.We need to fight against discrimination based on racism, sexism, barriers to learning or homophobia.Abuse is the common origin of intolerance towards any kind of difference and makes inequality even more severe One of the duties schools have to undertake is social inclusion and make all the community understand the benefits of school diversity.Young people who are perceived as different from their peers are often at a higher risk of being bullied such as having different sexual orientation, having disabilities, being overweight or coming from other countries, religions and cultural background. A whole school approach is the most effective way to prevent bullying.When everyone works together for a safe, inclusive,and accepting school, students receive consistent messages and responses about bullying and positive relationships at school,at home,in sports and in the neighborhood.By providing consistent messages,responses and supports that address bullying problems,school communities can promote positive healthy relationships. We would like to carry out a Bullying Prevention Program based on relationships of mutual support among students and schools. Objectives: • Establishing strategies for preventing peer abuse • Contributing to the prevention of bullying involving all members of the school community • Raising public awareness and mobilizing the community around the issue of bullying prevention • Taking an active approach to promoting positive behaviour and respect for others and to addressing all forms of bullying. • Promoting strategies for inclusion • Raising cultural awareness avoiding all stereotypes • Fostering respect and empathy for others • Giving students knowledge,skills and resources to prevent bullying • Identifying risk factors associated with bullying • Fostering diversity as an enriching experience • Improving students’ self-esteem • Fostering students’ awareness of their value as individuals,their rights and responsibilities,as well as those of others • Encouraging the development of students’ abilities and skills • Fostering mutual support and cooperation among students • Expanding students’ support systems by developing a network of respectful and supportive adults • Implementing a zero tolerance policy for bullying • Learning and using foreign languages in order to respect and appreciate different ethnic and cultural values • Teaching students how to use ICT and social networks correctly • Getting to know how each associated school approaches social inclusion and what strategies they have designed to prevent bullying. We would like to improve school coexistence and create solidarity among students,establishing a Bullying Prevention Program based on relationships of mutual support 120 students will be involved in this exchange,ages 15 -16 (60 Ins Manuel de Montsuar/60 Gymnasium Hechingen.Students will have to be studying German or Spanish as a foreign language.We will select students according to their active participation in different school projects:Community Service, Students Representatives Committee,Environment Management Representatives,Sportmentoren, Mediators,Library and Assisted Learning Helpers.We will prioritise students who are motivated and interested in the project and in expanding their knowledge and getting to know other cultures,as well as students from low-income families. Teachers from both schools (Spanish, German, Orientation Department,Drawing,Ethics,Art and Crafts teachers)will participate in this project.Youth Counselors Technicians from Hechingen Council and"‘Consejo Comarcal’ will provide experts on inclusion.Local police will give talks on Ciberbullying,NGOs coordinators.Social Work Educators will collaborate with families at risk of social exclusion. Activities:we have designed transnational training, teaching and learning activities:meetings in both countries,short term exchanges with groups of students to get to know the other country,the Bullying Prevention Program and the inclusive system the school is implementing and participate in the project activities and field work. Methodology:we will devote an hour a week of the foreign language subject to work in groups on the different aspects of social inclusion and prevention of bullying.We will use eTwinning and Skype as means of communication. Results:social inclusion will be essential in our schools with a zero tolerance policy for bullying.Design a Bullying Prevention Program,improve coexistence in both schools and develop a close relationship with different organisations near by in order to improve social inclusion. Long term benefits improve coexistence,coordination with other school environments and achieve a better and more prestigious education in our school by participating in European projects.

Final report summary

Schools have to ensure that values and competences such as respect,volunteering,altruism,mutual help active listening assertiveness and empathy are taught implicitly through every aspect of the curriculum.We need to fight against discrimination based on racism, sexism, barriers to learning or homophobia.Abuse is the common origin of intolerance towards any kind of difference and makes inequality even more severe One of the duties schools have to undertake is social inclusion and make all the community understand the benefits of school diversity.Young people who are perceived as different from their peers are often at a higher risk of being bullied such as having different sexual orientation, having disabilities, being overweight or coming from other countries, religions and cultural background. A whole school approach is the most effective way to prevent bullying.When everyone works together for a safe, inclusive,and accepting school, students receive consistent messages and responses about bullying and positive relationships at school,at home,in sports and in the neighborhood.By providing consistent messages,responses and supports that address bullying problems,school communities can promote positive healthy relationships. We would like to carry out a Bullying Prevention Program based on relationships of mutual support among students and schools. Objectives: • Establishing strategies for preventing peer abuse • Contributing to the prevention of bullying involving all members of the school community • Raising public awareness and mobilizing the community around the issue of bullying prevention • Taking an active approach to promoting positive behaviour and respect for others and to addressing all forms of bullying. • Promoting strategies for inclusion • Raising cultural awareness avoiding all stereotypes • Fostering respect and empathy for others • Giving students knowledge,skills and resources to prevent bullying • Identifying risk factors associated with bullying • Fostering diversity as an enriching experience • Improving students’ self-esteem • Fostering students’ awareness of their value as individuals,their rights and responsibilities,as well as those of others • Encouraging the development of students’ abilities and skills • Fostering mutual support and cooperation among students • Expanding students’ support systems by developing a network of respectful and supportive adults • Implementing a zero tolerance policy for bullying • Learning and using foreign languages in order to respect and appreciate different ethnic and cultural values • Teaching students how to use ICT and social networks correctly • Getting to know how each associated school approaches social inclusion and what strategies they have designed to prevent bullying. We would like to improve school coexistence and create solidarity among students,establishing a Bullying Prevention Program based on relationships of mutual support 120 students will be involved in this exchange,ages 15 -16 (60 Ins Manuel de Montsuar/60 Gymnasium Hechingen.Students will have to be studying German or Spanish as a foreign language.We will select students according to their active participation in different school projects:Community Service, Students Representatives Committee,Environment Management Representatives,Sportmentoren, Mediators,Library and Assisted Learning Helpers.We will prioritise students who are motivated and interested in the project and in expanding their knowledge and getting to know other cultures,as well as students from low-income families. Teachers from both schools (Spanish, German, Orientation Department,Drawing,Ethics,Art and Crafts teachers)will participate in this project.Youth Counselors Technicians from Hechingen Council and"‘Consejo Comarcal’ will provide experts on inclusion.Local police will give talks on Ciberbullying,NGOs coordinators.Social Work Educators will collaborate with families at risk of social exclusion. Activities:we have designed transnational training, teaching and learning activities:meetings in both countries,short term exchanges with groups of students to get to know the other country,the Bullying Prevention Program and the inclusive system the school is implementing and participate in the project activities and field work. Methodology:we will devote an hour a week of the foreign language subject to work in groups on the different aspects of social inclusion and prevention of bullying.We will use eTwinning and Skype as means of communication. Results:social inclusion will be essential in our schools with a zero tolerance policy for bullying.Design a Bullying Prevention Program,improve coexistence in both schools and develop a close relationship with different organisations near by in order to improve social inclusion. Long term benefits improve coexistence,coordination with other school environments and achieve a better and more prestigious education in our school by participating in European projects.

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