The document summarizes an Erasmus+ project meeting that took place in October 2015 in Vinkovci, Croatia. Students and teachers from six countries participated in cultural activities and lessons. They visited local schools, organizations, businesses, museums, and historical sites. The goal was to strengthen ties between the partner countries.

1. Osnovna škola Bartola Kašića
Vinkovci
Erasmus+ projekt:
Young citizens of Europe – our future
MEETING IN VINKOVCI
October 2015

2. Osnovna škola Bartola Kašića is a partner in the
Erasmus+ project
“Young citizens of Europe – our future. The path of
knowing, growing and understanding”.
The fourth project meeting took place in Vinkovci
from 4 October untill 10 October 2015.
OŠ Bartola Kašića was host to 23 students and 16
teachers from six partner countries: Bulgaria, Finland,
Italy, Poland, Romania and Turkey.
The title of the meeting was
“Strengthening ties”.

3. Monday:
Welcoming ceremony at school.

4. Lessons conducted by Croatian and guest teachers.

5. Polish team performed
puppet show “Legend of the
Wawel dragon” for the
kindergarten children and the
first graders.

6. Tuesday:
Display of entrepreneurship –
students sold their products
to passers-by and donated
the money to the Red Cross
organisation.

7. Activities at Red Cross
organisation:

8. The whole group visited the
town hall where they were
warmly greeted by the
deputy mayor and the head
of the Department of
education.

9. We visited a small
family business owned
by Marin Benčević,
who told us about the
production of clothes
inspired by national
costumes.

10. Wednesday:
we visited three vocational
secondary schools and had
lunch prepared by
students.

11. Museum and
the birth house
of Croatian
writer Ivan
Kozarac.

12. Thursday:
coordinators’
meeting,
biology lesson for
students

13. Croatian students’ parents prepared traditional dishes for lunch.

14. Trip to Đakovo:
Đakovo cathedral

15. State stud farm

16. Friday: trip to Vukovar

17. The museum of Vučedol culture

18. Wine cellars in Ilok

19. The museum and the church in Ilok
The Danube is the
longest river in the
European Union.