Starting this year, our school is participating in the Erasmus+ and eTwinning projects, engaging in international collaborations that promote cultural exchange, innovative learning, and global citizenship. Through these programs, students and teachers have the opportunity to connect with peers across Europe, develop new skills, and take part in joint projects that enrich both academic and personal growth.

TENERIFE - How to prevent bullying and cyberbullying and how to promote Social Emotional Learning

From 22 to 28 February 2026, the teachers Andrea Rizzo and Sara Schillaci attended the course “How to prevent bullying and cyberbullying and how to promote Social Emotional Learning” in Tenerife.

During the course, they gained practical strategies to prevent and address bullying and cyberbullying, strengthened their understanding of Social Emotional Learning, and explored inclusive teaching methods to promote students’ well-being and positive classroom relationships.

ATHEN - Integrating ICT, new technologies, and AI Tools in teaching and education

Teacher Gianluca Cecchini attended an Erasmus+ training in Athens from 16 to 22 November 2025. 

The course, focused on “Integrating ICT, New Technologies, and AI Tools in Teaching and Education,” provided an opportunity to explore innovative teaching strategies, apply AI and ICT tools, and promote more inclusive and personalized learning.

Erasmus

          days

eTwinning

        projects

Project "Do you want to be my friend?"

The eTwinning project Do you want to be my friend?, coordinated by teachers Andrea Rizzo and Rosalba Cerniglia, promotes friendship, inclusion, and intercultural dialogue among students from different European countries. Through collaborative activities, digital tools, and shared experiences, pupils develop communication skills, empathy, and a sense of belonging to a wider international community.

Friendship

               song

Our students created an original song for the eTwinning project "Do you want to be my friend?". Through music, they expressed the values of friendship, inclusion and cooperation, showing creativity and teamwork.

Our students connected on Google Meet with schools from other European countries.