Erasmus: Trip to Suceava

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The next exchange trip as part of our Erasmus project took place from 22 to 26 April. We and our partner schools were travelling to Romania. More precisely, to the Bukovina region in the north-east of the country to visit our partner school Colegiul Național “Petru Rareș” in the city of Suceava in the southern half of Bukovina. Our hosts from “Petru Rares” had put together an interesting programme for the week.

The content of this exchange visit was centered around the topic of “refugees”. Romania and Ukraine share a border over 600 kilometres long. Since the end of February 2022, around 3.5 million Ukrainians have fled to Romania via the various border crossings. The response there was exemplary, with open arms: All arriving refugees were taken in and, for the most part, given private accommodation.  Suceava has become a centre of refuge for a particularly large number of refugees. There are still around 94,000 in the country.

In the run-up to the visit to Romania, all of the students from the partner schools had already analysed how refugees live in their respective countries and home towns, where they come from, what support services are available and what problems, dreams and wishes they have. How do society and the authorities deal with these people?

We were looking forward to seeing what the students have discovered and learnt, what differences and similarities will emerge, what we can learn from each other – and of course to the exchange and a reunion itself.

Stay tuned and find out about the homework of our students.

 

All posts about the Erasmus project can be found here

 

 

 

erstellt am: 18.04.2024 von Julia Kabatas

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