In the morning the opening ceremony begun, with each country presenting their schools and hometowns. Then there was a school tour and a kahoot game where students could identify and discuss the arts pieces of representative national artists from partner countries. Lastly, after a short break for lunch, the partners went sightseeing in Varazdin.

On Tuesday morning we went to ReservArt Complex and Nikola Vudrag the project's artist showed a presentation about his art. With this new knowledge, the students were able to upcycle waste cans into a piece of art and model clay. A few hours later, the treasure hunt for metal art pieces throughout the city begun. Students were able to find metal sculptures in urban environment using IT and learn about them. 

We began the day with a presentation about the plastic problem, the unsustainable practices of plastic waste management and the consequences of it all for the environment as well as for people. What can be done about it was also discussed and some solutions to reduce the negative impacts were analysed. The students gave their opinions on whether banning the use of plastic completely and plastic-free Europe was possible. The videos were made of the interviews. The following step of the event was the workshop in which the students were divided into groups and shown how to upcycle single-use plastic bags by crocheting them into key chains. The next event was another presentation about metal recycling where students upcycled small metal pieces into necklaces and bracelets and other decorative objects. And lastly, the group had an activity evaluation to check their progress. Also, there was an optional guided tour of Varazdin Cemetery.