Welcome to our Erasmus+ Project Website

This is a European project which enables us to work together with other European schools to help improve provision and share, develop and transfer innovative practices.

 The countries involved in this partnership are England, France, Italy and Romania. We aim to work collaboratively on a science, technology and mathematics based project titled ‘Fly high in Europe.’

 The project will allow the children to engage, explore and learn about various areas linked to flight throughout the project; balloons, kites, airport, space and aircraft.

 

We hope you enjoy exploring our website.

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Maths & Dance with Aircrafts and Stars

Maths & Dance with Aircrafts and Stars

Integrated activity: ”Aircrafts and Stars”                                                                                                                                      Science Area - Maths Activity - exercise with individual material - "I say a plane, you say...

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Art-drawing air means

Art-drawing air means

Riddle: Neither on water nor on rails/ Anyone can guess/ He lifts you up to the sun/ And take you away/ Like the thought/ Like the wind/ Bypassing the earth. Mini dictionary AIRCRAFT - An air vehicle heavier than air, set in motion by one or more propeller-driven...

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1,2,3 – Counting aircrafts at small preschool group

PURPOSE: Enrichment of sensory experience, as a basis for mathematical knowledge regarding the recognition, naming of objects, formation of groups / sets, based on common features (shape, size, color) considered separately while observing the spatial relationships...

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Message of Solidarity from our Rainbow Children

Message of Solidarity from our Rainbow Children

Lyrics: "And we were a little scared of the unknown/ Older people keep talking about something long ago/ We all found out about difficult situations/ We will go through everything smiling, because otherwise it is impossible/ Staying home will be fine. Trust me/...

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