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Movilidad en grupo de alumnos escolares
Movilidad educativa de corta duración de alumnos
Movilidades de larga duración del alumnado
Aprendizaje por observación
Cursos y formación
Movilidades de larga duración de nuestros alumnos de 4º ESO: Julia Caño Lara, Irene González Gallego, Román López Pérez, Aitana Téllez López y Paula Santaella Toledano.
Del 01/11/2025 al 02/12/2025
First, I was with a family. They have been great, although at the beginning i was a bit scared. They made me feel at home. I went to lessons in the same schedule as my host partner at school. I also did sports. I had German lesson every week which helped me a lot. I did a presentation of myself, my school and my hometown at Spanish and Italian lessons. I also had extra-school activities. We visited Aachen with the school. I also did many things with the family, visiting places like Köln and Bonn. I also had to send presentations for my school in Spain.
Aitana Téllez
During my Erasmus mobility in Kerpen, Germany, I took part in many different activities. We attended normal classes at the school with German students, such as maths, English and other subjects. We also participated in physical education classes, where we played sports and worked together with students from another country. We learned basic German every day, especially simple words and expressions to communicate in daily life. This helped us to understand the culture and the people better. We also visited Aachen, an important city in Germany. In Aachen, we learned about its history and main monuments. Each group prepared a small presentation about a monument, and we explained it to our classmates. This activity helped us to improve our speaking skills and to learn more about German culture.
Julia Caño
We participated in the lessons of our host partner, including the sport lessons. We had german lessons every week. Moreover, we did a presentation ofour school, our town and our country and some activities of recycling and climate change. Besides, we did plenty of activities in the afternoon with the host family and with the school, such as visit cities, meet with friends, go to the bowling, ice skating... We sent photos and videos about our time.
Román López
Thanks to this mobility activity, I learned many new things. I improved my German skills, especially listening and speaking, by using the language every day. I also improved my English, because it was the main language used to communicate with other students. On a personal level, I became more independent and responsible. Living in another country helped me adapt to new situations and solve problems by myself. I also learned to work in a team, respect other cultures and be more open-minded. This experience helped me grow as a person and gave me more confidence. It was a very positive experience for my future.
Paula Santaella
Movilidades de corta duración de nuestras alumnas de 1º BACHILLERATO: Verónica Batembe Nguinem, Valeria Borrego Expósito, Irene Sirvent Ceacero y Lucía Villar Muñoz
Del 06/10/2025 al 24/10/2025
During my mobility period, I have learned about recycling and environmental care, improved my English, and even learned some Czech. I visited several places, including a small village, the bowling alley, and many cultural and historical sites. We went to Prague, where we visited the Science Museum, the Parliament, and the Senate. I also learned more about the Czech Republic, its history, language, culture, food, lifestyle, and education system. This experience helped me to understand the importance of recycling, cleanliness, and environmental awareness, and it really improved my knowledge about sustainability.
Lucía Villar
I attended classes and lessons in the host's highschool: History, Spanish, English classes... I attended PE: Gymnastics, dance, attending tournaments School activities: Participating in English and Spanish classes, doing a presentation in Spanish class, school trips (Prague's Zoo and Senate), assisted a charity proyect about helping the blind people. Learning Czech: The highschool provided me a digital document about the basic words. My hosts also helped me to learn more of them. Family activities: Hiking, visiting Prague, fishing, visiting expositions, picking mushrooms... My school's activities/Divulgation: Doing the document/presentation of one week in the country. Miscellaneous: Petting a very fluffy cat.
Irene Sirvent
We went to class we also did some projects in spanish class also in english and in history the school organicé a trip to zoo of Prague. With the family we do a lot of activities like going to a museum of planes also to a viewpoint where you could see all the Czech Republic.
Verónica Batembe
I have improved my skills in speaking English, my social skills and my maturity. I have also learned a bit of Czech. Moreover I have learned about Czech culture, Czech history and Czech parliament, since we went on a trip to the Senate. Lastly, I have improved my knowledge of the environment and recycling.
Valeria Borrego
PROFESORES PARTICIPANTES: Dña. Zoi Mella, D. Juan Miguel Castro Olmedo
Del 8/03/2026 al 13/03/2028
PROFESORES PARTICIPANTES: D. Antonio Sirvent Expósito, D. Juan Miguel Castro Olmedo
Del 21/03/2026 al 28/03/2028
PROFESORES PARTICIPANTES: Eva Gálvez Expósito y Manuela Sánchez Reca
Del 23/11/2025 al 28/11/2025
PROFESORES PARTICIPANTES: José Jerez Montoya y Javier Torres Gutiérrez.
Del 30/11/2025 al 06/12/2025
Nazareth Córdoba
Elena Martínez
During my mobility period, I carried out a job-shadowing experience at the host school. I observed different lessons, especially in computer-aided technical drawing, and attended English and Italian classes. I also participated in Spanish lessons as a conversation assistant, presenting aspects of Andalusian culture to the students. Additionally, I had the opportunity to meet teachers and learn about the Italian education system. This experience helped me to develop my teaching skills and broaden my professional perspective.
I improved my teaching skills by observing different methodologies, especially in computeraided technical drawing, and I learned new ways to use digital tools in the classroom. I also developed my communication skills by interacting in English and being exposed to Italian in everyday situations. Participating in Spanish lessons helped me improve my ability to adapt content to different levels. In addition, I gained a better understanding of the Italian education system and increased my cultural awareness.
ROCÍO GONZÁLEZ
PARTICIPANTES:
Marta Benítez Fernández-Espartero. Learning Outside the Classroom. Helsinki (Finlandia)
Eva Gálvez Expósito. AI Chatbots in Education. Lisboa (Portugal)
Isidro Armenteros Mudarra. Artificial Intelligence for Education: Exploring the frontiers of ITC. Helsinki (Finlandia)
I have learned several positive and transferable practices that I can apply in my work as a secondary school teacher. In particular, I have gained inspiration to promote more student-centred learning, giving students greater autonomy and responsibility for their own learning process. I have also seen the benefits of incorporating outdoor and experiential activities to increase motivation and engagement, even within a secondary school context. Additionally, I have learned the importance of prioritising student well-being and creating a supportive classroom environment that fosters collaboration, respect and active participation. Finally, the course has encouraged me to reflect more critically on my teaching methods and to seek innovative, flexible approaches that connect learning with real-life situations.
Marta Benítez (English Teacher)