The final day of IFYC25 successfully combined historical exploration of Almagro, collaborative reflection, and cultural celebration. It marked a fitting end to a transformative week, reinforcing the conference’s core values of learning, connection, and shared responsibility for the future. The final day of the conference began early in the morning with a bus journey from Read More …
The afternoon session provided a rich combination of scientific insight and historical context. The presentation and mine tour offered a deeper understanding of mercury’s environmental impact and the legacy of mining in Almadén. The experience was both educational and memorable, contributing significantly to the overall objectives of the conference. The afternoon program began with a Read More …
The morning of the second day of the IFYC25 offered a rich blend of scientific inquiry and cultural engagement. Through expert-led sessions, interactive workshops, and student presentations, participants deepened their understanding of mercury’s environmental and health implications while also experiencing elements of Spanish heritage. The morning was both educational and dynamic, reinforcing the conference’s interdisciplinary Read More …
The Sunday Family Day experience was particularly enriching, offering meaningful engagement with the host family and a deeper understanding of Spanish culture. The warm hospitality and cultural immersion contributed significantly to the overall success of the exchange. Sunday was designated as a family day for the guest students. The day began with a breakfast consisting Read More …
Travel and Arrival – Friday, 4 October The delegation from Augsburg opted to travel by train, prioritizing sustainability and the symbolic retracing of historical trade routes—albeit via modern high-speed rail. The journey included a stopover in Paris, where participants visited the Louvre Museum and the Parc des Tuileries, with views of iconic landmarks such as Read More …
After years of hard work and the delivery of the final report, we have finally received an evaluation from the European Commission and we are very happy and proud to announce to the whole world that we have been awarded the lable of a good practice example.
“Erasmus students” planted 450 trees in Laskomer valley Today, Tuesday, April 9th, 8th and 9th grade students took part in an interesting project in the Laskomer Valley. In order to offset the carbon footprint left behind during our Erasmus+ trips abroad, the students and I decided to actively contribute to environmental protection. In the framework Read More …
“We ran a marathon as part of the fundraiser. We divided the 42 km between us. Some finished 1 lap, others 2, but there were also those for whom 3 was not enough. In the rain, knee-deep in mud, but with a good feeling that we had contributed to a good cause, we were looking Read More …
