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Every year on 19th March our school celebrates School day. On that occasion, our teachers and students presented a wide range of after school activities. Among other things we presented all Erasmus projects in which we are participating at the moment. Our current project, Connected with the Environment, was presented by the members of the eco-team.  Using PowerPoint presentation, we listed all the activities we've done from the 1st module until today. We created a brochure that was given to the visitors in order to inform them better about the goals and project implementation. Furthermore, we conducted a workshop “Ecological Footprint Calculator“, using tablets and mobile application “Footprint”.  We helped the visitors to calculate their ecological footprint, we commented on the result and gave advice on how to improve it. The visitors were mostly students and their parents but also members of the local community who have participated in the event with interest.




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