The document reports on activities carried out in February and March by IESO HARÉVOLAR school in Spain for their Erasmus+ project on well-being and cultural exchange. As part of the project's activity on storytelling, students wrote poems about their school experiences and five winners were selected. The school also organized a Valentine's letter exchange and celebrations for World Poetry Day involving community outreach. They continued sharing information on the project's activities and values through their school newspaper with partner institutions.
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Read| The latest issue of The Challenger is here! We are thrilled to announce that our school paper has qualified for the NATIONAL SCHOOLS PRESS CONFERENCE (NSPC) 2024. Thank you for your unwavering support and trust. Dive into the stories that made us stand out!
1. TOGETHER, IN HARMONY!
PROJECT FUNDED BY THE EUROPEAN UNION THROUGH THE ERASMUS + PROGRAM
SCHOOL EDUCATION FIELD, KEY ACTION 2 – COLLABORATION PARTNERSHIPS
REFERENCE NUMBER 2022-1-RO01-KA220- SCH-000085644
ACTIVITY REPORT
FEBRUARY-MARCH
2023
ALOVERA
(GUADALAJARA, SPAIN)
The European Commission support for the production of this publication does not constitute an endorsement of the contents
which reflects the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made
of the information contained therein.
Headmistress of IESO HARÉVOLAR,
LAURA FORTEA MANZANARES
School Erasmus+ coordinator,
LARA VILLARMEA IGLESIAS
2. TOGETHER, IN HARMONY!
ACTIVITIES CARRIED OUT
On the 15th
of February, the Romanian coordinator sent us the instructions for the next
local activity: THE STORYTELLER. In the English department, teachers analysed the
PowerPoint with these instructions and started to organize the activity. We decided to work
with our students in 3ºESO (9th
grade) and focus on the writing of poems, since the 21st
of
March is the World Poetry Day, an important date in our school’s calendar – always filled with
special activities and commemorations.
The 9th
grade English teachers, Luisa Marta Garrido and Sonia Gutiérrez, presented this
activity to their groups. During the last weeks of February, they dedicated some of their lessons
to analyse the most important features of poetry and some of the main figures of speech. In
March, students are going to start working on their own poems about experiences at school to
carry out the activity THE STORYTELLER.
The 9th
grade English teachers, Luisa Marta Garrido and Sonia Gutiérrez continued
working with their students on the local activity: THE STORYTELLER. They collected,
checked and suggested improvements to the different poems composed by their students. In the
English department meeting and in the bilingual meeting, teachers read a selection of the best
poems and chose the five winners, taking into account the criteria established by the leading
organization of this activity SCOALA GIMNAZIALA LUCIAN GRIGORESCU (Romania).
The school Erasmus+ coordinator sends this products to the leading organization of the activity.
1. I believe in school friends, by Amaya Susilla
2. Dancing heart, by Sandra Zamora
3. Feel the nature in school, by Eric Daniel Mirón
4. October 31st
, by Irene Marín
5. Harévolar, by Sofía Díaz-Suelto
On the other hand, our school continued making great effort to promote wellbeing,
which is one of the main objectives of our project. For this reason, we organised a letter
exchange between students, teachers, and staff in the context of St. Valentine’s Day. Members
of the school community could write letters of friendship and appreciation; the language
teachers collected all these letters and on the 14th
of February, with the help of some “Cupids”
(students from 10th
grade), they handed in the letters to their respective addressees. More than
2,000 letters were delivered with this activity!
Besides, this local activity is included in our school project to celebrate the World
Poetry Day and it is embedded into a whole week of celebrations (20-24 march 2023), all of
which were aimed at encouraging the development of students’ expressive and creative skills
through art; some of the activities were also designed under the service-learning methodology.
Some of the most representative activities of this week, apart from our Erasmus+ literary
contest, include: recitation of poems to students from the primary school as well as to the elderly
in the local nursing home, writing famous verses in the school’s enclosing walls, hanging QR
codes in the park’s trees for people to scan them and read famous poems and students’ creations.
Finally, all throughout this month, the partner schools in this project were receiving
a copy of the first issue of our school newspaper – a product that started in December 2022
to raise awareness about the most interested activities and projects carried out in our school.
This newspaper focused mainly on the activities that were related to our Erasmus+ project, that
is, the activities that clearly foster our goals: wellbeing, mutual respect, teamwork, inclusion,
diversity, tolerance. By sending copies to the other partner schools, we maximize the
dissemination process of “Together, in Harmony!”
3. TOGETHER, IN HARMONY!
OBJECTIVES ACHIEVED
• Facilitate the expression of emotions
• Encourage the development of students expressive skills through art
• Stimulate students’ artistic and creative potential
• Promote wellbeing among the members of the school community
• Promote the values of wellbeing, mutual respect, inclusion and tolerance by sharing our
school’s activities and projects through the newspaper
RESULTS
• Poem analysis
• Letter exchange: messages of appreciation
• Poems describing aspects of our school that made students feel good
• Posters with the 5 poems chosen as winners of the literary contest
• Service-learning activities (recitations, murals, access to poems) to promote poetry
reading among the population
• Dissemination of the project’s activities and values through the shipment of our school
newspaper to the rest of the partner schools