ACTIVITIES

At the beginning of the project, a test was applied and its result provided us with identifying our students special interests and skills. 

For this goal, other project partners applied the same test to their students and within the scope of this test, we can determine students' readiness about Ecology. 

We organized a competition among the partners for the project logo. 

We used a google survey to determine the most voted logo.

What it is: A dynamic outdoor module that breaks down cultural barriers through traditional, non-competitive team games.

The Impact: It successfully turned physical activity into a tool for social inclusion, boosting student communication, cooperation, and fair play in a fun, active environment.

What it is: A hands-on culinary workshop designed to dismantle the stereotype that nutritious food is boring or tasteless.

The Impact: Students became creative chefs, designing visually appealing plates while building lifelong eco-consumer habits like reading nutrition labels and adopting sustainable recipes at home.

What it is: A collaborative digital storytelling initiative where students team up across borders to write imaginative eco-narratives.

The Impact: By blending creative writing with environmental advocacy, this activity acted as a massive language accelerator, dramatically boosting students' English vocabulary and speaking confidence.

What it is: An immersive climate-mapping and research lab focused on the future of our planet and the power of green technology.

The Impact: Students moved past climate anxiety and into scientific action, conducting hands-on research that proved the real-world potential of renewable energy sources to save Earth’s beauty.

What it is: An interactive introduction to global eco-diplomacy, exploring major international milestones like the Paris Climate Agreement.

The Impact: This module transformed students into conscious European citizens, turning complex global political actions into clear, accessible knowledge for young environmental advocates.

What it is: An eco-friendly art studio focused on upcycling and the power of a circular economy.

The Impact: Students learned to look at everyday waste not as trash, but as raw material, unleashing their creativity to convert discarded items into functional, beautiful pieces of art.

What it is: A high-tech digital media campaign where students step into the shoes of eco-advocates to spread green messages online.

The Impact: By designing and launching their own digital campaigns, students conquered public speaking anxiety and significantly enhanced their digital literacy and English fluency.