The project aims to learn about the culture and traditions of our own and partner countries. It encourages students’ creativity through handmade artwork and writing. It helps develop language and digital skills through international collaboration. The project also promotes tolerance, respect, and appreciation of cultural diversity. Finally, it seeks to strengthen European identity and cross-cultural understanding. 

This project celebrates the European Day of Languages and encourages students to explore and share the diversity of languages across Europe.

The main activity is the postcard exchange, where students will create postcards featuring a word chosen from their mother tongue along with a short explanation of its meaning. The postcards will be exchanged physically by mail and also uploaded virtually on TwinSpace, so that all schools can see and enjoy each other’s work.