As a recently certified European school, our high school faces particular challenges in the area of spreading European ideas. Our entire school community was looking for student-motivating projects as well as structural improvements in the areas of promoting democracy, raising awareness of European cultural heritage and the role of the European Union in the lives of students and the school community. Our aim was to develop new ideas by allowing students to gain experience in the schools involved in the project and to develop new ideas together with European students: - Our student council was happy to share our experiences with the school in Greece planned for mobility and found new ideas for the future. - The BVA European Project Course, just established for the first year, had the aim of looking for ideas to develop more active and motivating project ideas to promote the role of the European Union in the life of each individual and for the entire school community that they share together wanted to develop with the school in Italy.
During the project we worked with three European schools: in Spain, Italy and Greece. Each school has a focus that we were interested in promoting the European idea at our school, for example an experienced student council at the Greek school, experience with diversity and multilingualism at the Italian school and the promotion of European cultural values at the Spanish school.