4th Primary School of Nafplio Greece 4th Grade-D3 Our students are writing questions for the World Water Day Dritsa Aikaterini
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Celebration of the Greek National School Bullying Day - March 2025
All Primary Schools of Agios Nikolaos, Crete -Greece - organized a common celebration against bullying in children - in the Lake of our town. Please, click here to read the local's newspaper article
Creating Our Common Song: Music, Emotions and Unity in Action
8th primary school of Thebes in Greece | Teachers: ΜΑΤΣΑΓΓΟΥΡΑ ΕΙΡΗΝΗ & ΤΣΙΟΥΤΣΟΥ ΖΩΗ As part of the European eTwinning project “SEL Wiz: Hocus Pocus – Heart and Mind in Focus: Discovering Nature’s Magic Within”, our partner schools continued their collaborative journey by writing and composing an original song that reflects the themes of peace, empathy, respect, and emotional expression. During January, students from all partner schools: Agreed on the style of the song, Decided on its structure and message, Composed the melody, And began creating a collaborative video to bring their work to life. https://youtu.be/izLEb9H7jyc Through this activity, students are not only expressing themselves artistically, but also building emotional intelligence, enhancing digital literacy, and learning the power of collaboration and unity. This musical journey is a wonderful example of how SEL (Social and Emotional Learning) and creativity can come together to promote peace, inclusion, and s...
Afonso de Paiva School | Ms Carla Nunes + CEIP La Rambla School | Ms Natalia Gómez - Hocus Pocus: Students Unite Across Borders
On the 18th of February, an exciting online meeting took place between 3rd grade students from Afonso de Paiva Primary School in Castelo Branco, Portugal and 5th grade students from CEIP La Rambla School in Alicante, Spain. This event was part of the joint eTwinning Project titled “SEL Wiz: Hocus Pocus: Heart and Mind in Focus—Discovering Nature’s Magic Within.” The meeting kicked off with a mystery game quiz where students had to guess each other’s country, sparking curiosity and laughter. Following the game, the students took turns presenting themselves, sharing interesting facts about their lives and cultures. The event concluded on a high note with both groups singing and dancing songs, creating a joyful and memorable experience for everyone involved.