This survey was conducted by an Erasmus+ project called G.A.M.E. involving 139 parents of students at a school in Rhodes, Greece. The majority of parents had heard about the project through their children, the school website, or brochures sent home. Most parents were also aware of the project's goals and its partner countries. Over 80% of parents had seen posters or announcements about project activities and said their children had participated in project events. Suggestions for the next year included more student exchanges, online communication, continuing lessons on partner countries, and intercultural school events.

1. Erasmus+KA2 project :
Game as method of Education (G.A.M.E.), 2017-2019
School Parents’ Survey
June, 2018
18th Primary School of Rhodes, Greece

2. Survey’s Results and Statistical Αnalysis
This survey of 139 school parents was conducted in June, 2018
by the 18th Primary School of Rhodes, Greece.
This survey is a part of a midterm evaluation and aims at gaining
insights into the implementation and impact of the project activities
on our school.

3. 1. Have you heard Erasmus+ G.A.M.E project before?
The majority of our school parents
(88%) have heard about our
Erasmus project “GAME” and the
activities we run as a school. They
are informed in many ways: by
their kids, by the news we upload
at the website of our school, by
the Erasmus corner, by written
announcements and brochures . In
these leaflets sent to our students
homes by our school Erasmus
team , we inform them about our
project’s mobilities and events.

4. 2.Do you know the aim of the Erasmus+ G.A.M.E
project?
The 75% of our school parents has
answered yes to this question. Our
Erasmus school team always
mentions the aim of this Erasmus
+project from the beginning
(September 2017) and throughout
this school year (2017-2018). We
use oral means (school speeches)
and written forms such as
brochures, posts at the school
website, written announcements
which we sent to our students’
homes and during school events.

5. 3.Do you know the partner countries of Erasmus+ G.A.M.E
project? Our school has tried to inform the school
community about the countries which
participate in the Erasmus project “GAME”
in numerous and diverse ways: putting big
flags of our partners’ countries in the
school entrance, by the Erasmus corner
where we have many info for each one, by
playing games from these countries and
also by the school posts we upload and
where we always mention info about the
countries of our partners. In conclusion,
the 69% of the answer “yes” shows that
our parents know the partner countries.

6. 4. Could you get the brochures and announcements which
were prepared by our school?
The results of this question show
that a big amount of our parents,
the 89% receive and read the
brochures and announcements
our school Erasmus+ team gives
or posts at the school website or
at the main school board so as to
get informed about whatever has
to do with our Erasmus+ KA2
project “GAME”.

7. The majority of our parents (81%) has
noticed and has read all the
announcements, written projects and
photos from our Erasmus+ project’s
activities, which the Erasmus+ team
has posted from time to time on the
school billboards and has looked over
the posters we have created for
“G.A.M.E.” at various locations of our
school.
5.Have you ever looked over posters and billboards at the
various locations of our school?

8. 6.Has your child ever participated in an activity about
Erasmus+ G.A.M.E project?
Most of the parents has answered
positively (81%) to this question, and that
is because the Erasmus school team tried
to incorporate all the pupils to participate
in activities which have to do with our
Erasmus+ project. More specifically they
made the Erasmus corner, they drew a
logo for our project, they designed and
wrote a Christmas card, they played
games outdoor and indoor from the
countries of our partners, they attended
presentations of the participating schools
and of the moblities the school staff
participated in , they took part in online
conference with students from our

9. 7.Do you have any suggestion, wishes for the second
project year?
The following are what a few parents have suggested for the 2nd project
year:
• They want activities which have to do with exchanging knowledge and
cultural experience between the students of the schools which
participate in this project (like exchanging Christmas cards, emails,
crafts, etc.)
• They proposed that the students of these countries to communicate
more often online during the school year
• They wrote that the school staff must continue to incorporate in the
school curriculum games from our partner’s countries as good school
practices
• Also, they mention that the school must create “Open School Events”
which should have intercultural character for our school to become
more familiar with other nations and cultures