One of the objectives of the project was to improve the quality of education for students with special educational needs by learning about examples of good practice and creating a didactic base. Project participants wanted to learn about educational tools that take into account the specific learning difficulties of students, in particular those with Asperger's syndrome. By participating in the training, we wanted to create a safe and effective learning environment that would allow students to use their strengths. Another goal was to increase the digital competence of teachers and use technology in teaching students with special educational needs by learning about applications useful in teaching science; mathematics and chemistry. The last goal is to increase the language competences of teachers and students through the participation of teachers in an English language course. the aim was also to increase teachers' involvement in international projects by increasing their language competences.
I Liceum Ogólnokształcące is a school with 9 sections, currently educating 198 students aged 15 to 19. An education program is implemented in general, biological-chemical and police-legal classes. Depending on the selected profile, in addition to basic subjects, students pursue subjects in the extended scope: biology, chemistry, history, geography, Polish or English. Additional subjects are: rescue medical, legal education, creativity workshops. The Police and Legal class also has classes in police education and self-defense. The school offers two foreign languages: English (from A2 to B2) and German - level A1 - B1. CLIL has also been introduced in extracurricular mathematics classes. The school develops students' interests and talents during extracurricular activities: theater (school performances have been staged for 15 years), rescue team, sports activities or creativity. There is a program for students with Asperger's syndrome.