Connected with the Environment

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What have we done during those 2 years? Does everyone know about it? In order to answer those questions we decided to get into the classrooms and show the rest of the school what we have done. It turns out it was quite a lot, because not a single pair could finish in a 15 minute slot...so much to talk about! It was a great opportunity to show everyone how much work and effort we put into it and that it pays off to participate in the project!  We will see what the future brings! Let's hope we will get another project!

Today was a very busy day for Polish students :) We had to prepare some gifts for our Erasmus friends, but the process went quite smoothly. It was a lot of fun as we could also see some organisational differences between them and notice that everyone has our own way of putting the stickers onto the eco- notepad. How do you find our gifts? Boys vs girls

                                 WEDNESDAY 15/5/19 Almost everything is ready for the departure of the students that will be flying to Austria! They will be arriving at the airport on Sunday afternoon. They are now very close to completing their oral presentations and everything about the trip has been discussed. They're looking forward to meeting you in Austria. Cheers!😃 The students that will be travelling!

Reflection For my Action as Service Group I chose to join the Erasmus: Connected to the Environment Group. In this group we work with 4 other schools from: Croatia, Slovenia, Poland and Greece. We work with these schools to analyze our Communities and connected with each others. During my Year and Half of Working with this School I have seen my Strengths in creating Surveys. In all of 4 parts of the Programm I have dedicated my time to creating, distributing and Analyzing Surveys. These Surveys have been used to analyze the: Technology, Environmental Impact and Relationships with Teachers within our Community. I learnt that my weaknesses are in the Distribution of the Surveys. I sometimes have problems to finding the time to actually ask people. Now I try to fix this by thinking ahead and prioritizing distribution over everything else. I hope to continue to help this Program and analyze more aspects of our Community.

As the title represents, my name is Paul Bulfon and I am part of the ERASMUS+ connected with the environment group. In this reflection I am going to discuss point two on the third page of the “Service as Action MYP.pdf”, undertake challenges that develop new skills. Since I am in the ERASMUS+ group I have undertaken a few challenges which developed new skills. In total there were two main activities which prove this point perfectly. The first one was the trip to Poland (Lublin) two years ago. It was my first trip which I attended alone (without my family) and I stayed in a host family, which means that I did not know them beforehand. This experience was a little bit fighting at first, but I was very lucky with my host family and was able to live relatively normal compared to the lifestyle I live at home. This trip for sure helped me with a few new skills. The main one is being a risk taker. I feel like I was already a risk taker before, but this experience improved my skill of being