This document outlines plans for a Comenius project involving schools from Germany, Estonia, and Poland. It summarizes: 1) The dates for European weeks to be hosted in each country between January and September 2012. 2) Steps for starting the project at each school, including introducing it to teachers and students and recruiting participants. 3) Plans for the first European week in Altentreptow, Germany in January 2012, including language lessons, a stereotype discussion, and social activities like excursions, dancing and bowling. 4) Responsibilities of each school in preparing for the week, such as creating a website, developing an interactive game and logo competition, and designing a stere

1. ENCUENTRO
DE
COORDINADORES
27 – 30 OCTUBRE 2011
ALTENTREPTOW
(ALEMANIA)

2. Comenius 2011-2013
Coordinator's meeting at KGS
Altentreptow on Oct 27 - 30, 2011
1. Dates of the European weeks
Jan 29, 2012 – Feb 4 European week in Altentreptow
April 14, 2012 – 21 April, 2012 European week in Jöhvi
Sep 15, 2012 – Sep 22, 2012 European week in Koszalin

3. 2. How to start the project at each school
- introducing the Comenius project to teachers (at teachers’
conference) and students (in classes)
- recruting a group of pupils who is willing to work on the
project and take part in a European week
- preparing wordlist for the minilessons (Altentreptow gives first words)

4. 3. Preparation for the first European week in Altentreptow
- Germans prepare mini-lessons for the European week in
Altentreptow for the 1st workshop
- Production of the DVD with:
general geography,
school and school system
of the country,
typical language
features
- chatroom on the
involvement
of other teachers
and subjects

5. Responsibilities and first results
- Altentreptow gives green light for the 1st European week
by Nov 11, 2011
- All schools are to recrute 15 to 16-year-old students
- Altentreptow creates a website/webspace for all
participating schools
- All schools are to prepare an interactive
game for the European week

6. - All schools are to start the logo
competition at once
- Each school votes for the best 3 logos
and brings those ones to the European
week in January
- We all create an album (logos and
names of the best 10 logos) and a
Power Point Presentation of this
competition for the Webspace
- We produce a T-shirt with the winning
logos (shamrock symbol +
schools or countries)
- Each coordinator provides Altentreptow
with ideas for the questionnaire on
stereotypes and Altentreptow creates a
questionnaire with scales 1-5 (true, partly
true …) and finally Altentreptow produces a
Power Point Presentation on the results
(collage production will be decided in
Altentreptow)

7. • 5. Programme of the European week in Altentreptow
- Workshops on learning the language of the country you stay in
carrying out the stereotype-discussion
- Good things: excursion to Berlin and Schwerin (parliament)
- Disco at Dance Oase + Karaoke
- Bowling first night
• 6. Certificates of the visit to participants