The wonderful times in Greece

The teaching-learning visit in Greece this May was filled with sunshine, working together as one big team on the project topics, lot's of conversations and new friends!

HERE you can view beautiful pictures and videos from the week we spent together!

Our origins- then and now

During our journey through the origins of our students’ families we learned many interesting 

things about ourselves. 

It turned out that the ancestors of many of us had to move to Poland 

for many reasons - economic, political, wars, and there were also those who just fell in love:)

The most numerous group in our school has Polish of forefathers, but there are also people 

of Ukrainian, Russian or French nationality. Immigration is a difficult experience - a new place, 

a new culture, new people. However, because of the fact that they are with us, we could learn 

a lot about different culture-even simple things like cuisine, songs, dances and more.

The Ukrainian minority introduced us into their culture, traditions and customs on March.

We could watch  traditional clothes, listen to Ukrainian Music, 

be part of interactive lesson of geography and history.

The Ukrainian consul in Poland Mr. Łew Zacharczyszyn and his family also visited the school 

on that day.

It was great journey:) We could get to know each other better.

Latvia - making our family trees

Latvian students have made their family trees and learnt a lot about their parents and grandparents. To no surprise, most of our ancestors come from different Latvian cities, but some of the parents, siblings and grandparents were born in Russia, Ukraine, United Kingdom and Ireland. It was so much fun to learn a little bit more about ourselves!

Observing our past...

Children of ESCOLA SANT DOMÈNEC in Spain have drawn their family trees with the flags of the countries where their ancestors were born. We have observed that most of them also moved at some point because they needed to find a job, a better life or new opportunities.

We have concluded that all of us can be refugees or immigrants at some point of our lives, so we have to take care of people and put ourselves in their shoes to understand them better.