Short term mobility in Austria: 13/12/2021 - 17/12/2021

 

  

1st short term mobility in Austria, with students from all the countries participating in the project 

 

After hard months during 2020/2021 due to Covid-19 we plan our short term mobilities for students beginning in december 2021.

 

This PADLET shows the participants of the meeting: 

Erasmus+ e-CH@T meeting Austria

 There have been a lot of activities done such as: 

 

- Icebreaking activities
- Presentation about Spanish, Italian and Austrian cultural heritage
- Cooking activities 

- International lunch

- Goosechase

- Sport activities 

- Job shadowing

Students have enjoyed their short mobility in Austria.

Here, doing their presentation about local history and healthy food.

 

 

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 Tour around the Austrian school. Austrian students shows their school to Italian and Spanish students

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cooking and sports activities

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Visit to two towns of Burgenlad and learn about them: Eisenstadt and Rust

This year, it's the 100 anniversary of the Burgenland and we have taken some pictures in the photocalls located around the city.

 

Goose chase

 

Students have participated in a treasure hunt organized by the Austrian team: a Goose chase.

The participant teams, formed by a mix of students of all the countries participating in the project, have walked the Austrian city of Oberpullendorf looking for the clues given. They have had to send pictures demonstrating they'd been in certain places, even sing a Christmas song !

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

In the control center, teachers were following their progress.

 

It has been a really good an interesting activity.

They even had to sing a Christmas song

 

 

K229 Erasmus “E-ch@t” project in Covid-19 times (continue...)

 

Videoconference 08-10-2021

Members:  Italy, Austria, Spain

On Friday, 8th October 2021, the members of Erasmus K229 E-ch@t project

 have had another videoconference talking about next steps in our project.

 

We've revising all the does in progress, using Paddlet to organize them.

 

We've been optimistic about the possibility of being able to do our short mobilities.

 

 

Fingers crossed (or thumbs pressed as our Austrian colleagues say).