Pan-European educational project
The aim of the project remained the same as in previous years to promote the establishment of friendly relations and mutual understanding between young people of different European countries; familiarity with the culture, traditions and scientific achievements European countries and nations; discuss common problems of youth and society in general. Exchanges are created primarily for the benefit for students. This means that the weekly program must first meet this objective. Students have to work together, communicate together, discuss together.
In January 2013 pan-European project celebrated the 20th anniversary of the creation and collaboration.
At different times in the project were: Ukraine, the Netherlands, Romania, Hungary, Russia, Poland, Scotland, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, England, Denmark, France, Greece, Italy, Finland.
Countries participating in the project in year 2014-2015:
HOLLAND - HILVERSUM (Gemeentelijk Gymnasium)
HUNGARY - BUDAORS (Illyes Gyula Gimnazium es Kozgazdasagi)
DENMARK - SVENDBORG (Svendborg Gymnasium)
GREECE - ATHENS (The Moraitis School)
UKRAINE - KYIV (Lyceum 38 named after Valery Molchanov)
ROMANIA - BUCHAREST (National College Iulia Hasdeu)
CZECH REPUBLIC - PRAGUE (Gymnasium J. Seiferta)
RUSSIA - MOSCOW (Museum Graeco-Latinum)
FINLAND - VANTAA (Vaskivuori Upper Secondary School)
Brief chronology:
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2014, November |
Czech Republic, Prague |
Subject: Theatre as part of school education |
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2013, November |
Greece, Athens |
Subject: European Union: Pros and Cons |
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Finland, Vantaa |
Subject: Medicine in Europe in 2015 | |
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2012, November |
Romania, Bucharest |
Subject: Display of national traditions in contemporary art |
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Denmark. Svendborg. |
Subject: Food scientifically | |
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2011, November |
Denmark. Svendborg. |
Subject: Alternative Energy |
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2010, November |
Greece, Athens |
Subject: Museums of my city |
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Czech Republic, Prague |
Subject: Migration and Immigration in Europe after the Second World War. | |
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2009, November |
Ukraine, Kyiv. |
Subject: Development of democracy. |
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Netherlands. Hilversum |
Subject: Science in Medicine. | |
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2008, November |
Romania, Bucharest |
Subject: Display of youth in modern society |
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Hungary, Budaersh. |
Subject: Who is our hero or anti-hero in the twentieth century? | |
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2007, November |
England, Sheffield. |
Subject: My city: ancient and modern |
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2006, November |
Edinburgh, Scotland. |
Subject: Biotechnology and I |
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2005, November |
Ukraine, Kyiv. |
Subject: School culture as part of the national culture |
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2004, October |
Romania, Bucharest |
Subject: National culture and folk traditions |
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2003, October |
Bulgaria, Sofia. |
Subject: National culture and folk traditionsSubject: Civil rights and obligations of a young person in their family, school and society. |
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2002, November |
Ukraine, Kyiv. |
Subject: Ecology of a big city |
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2001, November |
Edinburgh, Scotland. |
Subject: Changes in political and economic life of Europe after 1945 |
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2000, November |
Greece, Athens |
Subject: National culture and folk traditions |
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1999, November |
Netherlands. Hilversum |
Subject: Factors influencing the activity of enzymes. Operation of intestines. |
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1998, October |
Denmark. Svendborg. |
Subject: Democracy, Nationalism and the problems of minorities |
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1998, January |
Greece, Athens |
Subject: Laboratory as a necessary component of physics and chemistry. |