The document summarizes a meeting that took place in Poland from April 3-9, 2016 between partners in the Erasmus+ project "Young citizens of Europe – our future." Students, teachers, and the headmistress from Osnovna škola Bartola Kašića in Croatia attended. During the trip, the group visited several educational and historical sites in Warsaw, Gdynia, and Gdansk including the Polin Museum, Copernicus Science Centre, University of Gdansk, and saw performances of traditional Polish music. The overall goal of the meeting was to discuss topics related to information technology and its importance for the future.

1. Osnovna škola Bartola Kašića, Vinkovci
Croatia
Erasmus+ project 2014-2016
Young citizens of Europe – our future
THE SECOND
MEETING IN POLAND
April 2016

2. Erasmus+ partners in the project “Young citizens of
Europe – our future. The path of knowing, growing and
understanding.” had a meeting in Poland from 3 April to 9
April 2016. the title of the meeting was “IT is our future”.
Representatives of Osnovna škola Bartola Kašića were
students Ante Čengić, Nives Josić and Klara Lukić. Our
headmistress Adrijana Cvrković-Lasić and two teachers,
Gordana Maršić and Dunja Bakoš, attended the meeting,
too.
We travelled by plane from the
airport “Nikola Tesla” in Belgrade.

3. In Warsaw we visited Polin,
the Museum of the history of
Polish Jewes.

4. We also spent one
afternoon in the old part of
Warsaw, which is on
UNESCO-s list of world
heritage.

5. Science centre Copernicus
has thousands of interactive
exhibits, which are all very
attractive and interesting.

6. In Gdynia we had IT, English,
Physics and Turkish lessons.

7. In Gdansk we visited the Faculty of Electronics,
Telecommunications and Informatics.

8. Activities and lunch in adventure park

9. Gdynia
is a modern city, only 90
years old.

10. Sopot, popular touristic place at the coast of the Baltic Sea

11. Gdansk

12. Folk group “Bazuny”
performed some very
interesting traditional songs
and dances and showed us
very unusual instruments.