Promoting the project in the community: Christmas gifts
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The students at Katyčių Basic School made rowan jam as part of the Erasmus+ project "Healthy Herbs Outlook". They packaged the jam into Christmas gifts which they distributed to residents of the local community. The document outlines the project of having 25 students in forms 5 and 7 make and give out the homemade jam as Christmas presents to promote both the project and holiday spirit.
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