This document summarizes the activities of the "Once upon a time...the SEA" project funded by the EU Erasmus+ program that is being implemented by Lucian Grigorescu School between 2018-2020. It discusses the formation of a project management team, informational meetings attended, development of a website and eTwinning page to promote the project, and presentations created and uploaded to YouTube to introduce partners to Romania and the local area. It also notes that several teachers have incorporated complementary themes into their lessons and students have responded enthusiastically by creating works for exhibitions.

1. PROJECT FUNDED BY THE EUROPEAN UNION
THROUGH ERASMUS + PROGRAMME
KA2 - SCHOOL EDUCATION
INTER-SCHOOL EXCHANGE PROGRAMME
REFERENCE: 2018-1-RO01-KA229-049131_1
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2. In September, during the first Teachers’ Board Meeting, Deputy Headmistress Emilia Ciocan,
as project coordinator, presented to objectives, activities and selection procedure for the
implementation team of the project “Once upon a time…the SEA”, funded by the European
Union through Erasmus+ Programme, to take place between September 1st 2018 and August
31st, 2020.
Our school is permanently concerned with environment protection, as we constantly organized
themed activities within Eco – School International Programme, since 2000, our school being
evaluated and awarded the Green Flag for 7 times. The experience in ecological and civic
education resulted from our previous project and programmes, enabled us to form the project
management team, validated during the meeting of the School Management Board. Moreover,
County School Inspectorate (ISJ) accepted and approved the optional course for 5th graders
“Sea – From legend to art”, as proposed by Ştefan Lenuţa, our Romanian language teacher.
Şcoala are rolul să formeze principiile ecologice
şi valorile umane ale tinerei generaţii, adăugând în
fiecare an câte un strat de respect, la construcţia vieţii în
general.

3. On September 14, ANPCDEFP organized in
Bucharest Information and Counselling Meeting
for Project Management for the beneficiaries of
the strategic educational project – inter-school
exchange (KA229). Our school was represented
by deputy headmistress Emilia Ciocan, as
coordinator and accountant Laura Andron –
financial responsible.
The meeting agenda included the presentation of
relevant information on the implementation,
dissemination and exploitation of the results of
the strategic partnership project and specific
details on the European project coordination.

4. The management team made short presentations during the parents-teachers-
students meetings in our school so that the entire educational community was
informed on the objectives, partners and activities included in the implementation
plan.
The project management
team took special interest
in the project
advertisement on school
level with two
informational banners
displayed in the main
school hall.

5. “Lucian Grigorescu” Project Team created the project website
http://www.onceuponatime-thesea.ro/
and organized a dedicated twinspace page on eTwinning platform
https://twinspace.etwinning.net/71077/home

6. There were applied the procedures to form the project implementation team (teachers and students)
The team set the responsibilities,
discussed and planned the
implementation strategies for 2019-2020.
The project team made, in electronic format, english presentations of Romania, Dobrogea, Medgidia
and our school, which were uploaded on YouTube. The respective weblinks,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=15&v=UZ8snAQtI4g,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRDwoXGLM9k,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSPOIQ-TFog&feature=youtu.be,
were inserted on the project website and twinspace page onTwinning.

7. Since the beginning of the school year, the Erasmus + project, through its generous
theme, has attracted the interest of teachers who have approached various
complementary themes in lessons held in different disciplines, particularly Arts and
Technology, Sciences, English and optional courses "Sea, from legend to art". The pupils
responded with passion and the most talented have done remarkable works that have
been exhibited at the class or school level.