HBG Members participated in an important initiative within the scope of the program Erasmus+, which took place in Greece. This mobility took place from December 2nd to 6th and was attended by countries such as Portugal, Croatia, Greece, Spain and Romania, bringing together students and teachers.
The focus of the project was the development of social, civic and intercultural skills, as well as the promotion of European values such as multiculturalism, democracy, equity and equality. During the week, there were a series of educational and cultural activities, including debates, workshops and visits to historic sites in Athens.
This event not only provided an exchange of experiences, but also reinforced the importance of inclusive education and the fight against discrimination and the racism.
The participation of Escola Básica dos 2nd and 3rd cycles Dr. Horácio Bento Gouveia in the Erasmus+ project has provided enriching experiences for members of the institution, including students and teachers. Recently, a group made up of five students and two teachers traveled to Athens, Greece, to participate in the project entitled “The new values of Democracy in Today’s Europe”. This meeting brings together different countries, promoting essential values and intercultural skills.
Engagement with partner countries
During the week of December 2nd to 6th, the host school organizes a series of educational and training activities, receiving representatives from various countries such as Portugal, Croatia, Greece, Spain and Romania. Initiatives include round tables, debates and workshops, where students and teachers have the opportunity to discuss relevant topics about the multiculturality, the democracy, and the equality, aligned with European principles.
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Development of social and cultural skills
The focus of the project “The new values of Democracy in Today’s Europe” is the strengthening of social, civic and intercultural skills. The initiative aims to implement innovative approaches that promote inclusive education, avoiding inequalities and the discrimination. Throughout the event, participants are encouraged to understand and respect differences, in addition to discussing topics such as respect for laws and the diversity present in contemporary societies.
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Experience local culture
In addition to training activities, the Erasmus+ program also offers an immersive cultural experience. HBG members have the opportunity to learn about the rich history and culture of Athens, the birthplace of democracy. Visits to tourist attractions and prominent places are organized so that participants absorb the essence of the city and its influence on the construction of the democratic values they defend.
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About the Erasmus+ initiative
Erasmus+ is a European Union program that aims to support education, training, youth and sport in Europe. It aims to promote mobility and cooperation between educational institutions and organizations from different countries. Through initiatives like these, young people and educators have the chance to expand their horizons, create contact networks and develop their skills in a practical and direct way. For more information about the Erasmus+ program and HBG activities, visit this link.
Find out more about the assessments students can expect during Erasmus by visiting this page, or check out the cultural differences that may be faced by participants throughout their experience abroad.
Finally, be sure to check out HBG’s participation in other Erasmus+ projects, detailed in on this portal, where the essence of this program is celebrated through reports of mobility and transformative educational projects.
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Comparison of Activities
| Activity | Description |
| Participants | Group of five students and two teachers |
| Deadline | 2nd to 6th December |
| Countries Involved | Portugal, Croatia, Greece, Spain and Romania |
| Main Themes | Multiculturalism, multiethnicity and democracy |
| Types of Activities | Trainings, round tables and workshops |
| Objectives | Development of social and civic skills |
| Promotion | Inclusive education and respect for diversity |
| Cultural Interaction | Visits to highlights in Athens |
The Dr. Horácio Bento Gouveia 2nd and 3rd cycle Basic School, represented by the European Club, actively participates in the Erasmus+ project in Athens, Greece. This project, entitled “The new values of Democracy in Today’s Europe”, brings together participants from several countries and provides a rich opportunity to explore and debate central themes about democracy and European values. A Week of Learning and Cultural Exchange
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From 2 to 6 December, the event will welcome delegations from five countries, including Portugal, Croatia, Greece, Spain and Romania. This mobility aims to promote training activities that include round tables, debates and workshops, especially designed for students and teachers. The main focus will be the discussion of values such as
multiculturalism ,multiethnicity ,democracy ,equity and equality .Project Objectives
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The project aims to strengthen social, civic and intercultural competences, promoting an inclusive education that acts against
inequalities and discrimination . Participants will have the opportunity to develop a deeper understanding of cultural and learning differences, as well as respect the fundamental laws and values that underpindiversity and equality within the European Union. Experiencing Local Culture
In addition to the workshops and debates, there will be the opportunity to explore the rich
cultural Greek through visits to significant historical and cultural sites in the host city, Athens. This aspect of the project is fundamental, as it allows participants to directly absorb the history and traditions of the birthplace of democracy .Boosting Mobility and European Education
This type of initiative highlights the importance of mobility and intercultural learning in a European context. HBG members not only share their knowledge, but also enrich their personal and professional experiences through this exchange. For more information, you can consult details about the project at
HBG Participation in Erasmus+ Project Mobility and find out more about how to get involved in similar initiatives. HBG Members and Erasmus+ Initiatives in Greece
Participation:
- Five students and two teachers from HBG. Project:
- “The new values of Democracy in today’s Europe”. Date:
- Week of December 2nd to 6th. Activities:
- Workshops, round tables and debates. Countries involved:
- Portugal, Croatia, Greece, Spain and Romania. Theme:
- Multiculturalism, democracy and equality. Objectives:
- Development of social and intercultural skills. Local culture:
- Visits to historical sites in Athens. Introduction
Members of
HBG are actively involved in an initiative Erasmus+ that takes place in Greece . This project aims to promote educational and cultural exchanges between schools in different countries, providing a valuable opportunity for students and teachers to engage in activities that strengthen democratic values and diversity. During the week of December 2nd to 6th, HBG will join representatives from Portugal, Croatia, Spain and Romania to discuss topics relevant to today’s society.Activities and Programming
The Erasmus+ initiative will feature a varied program that includes
training activities , round tables, debates and workshops. These activities were planned to involve both students and teachers, thus allowing a rich exchange of knowledge and experiences between participants. The focus will be on promoting valuesEuropeans , like themulticulturalism and the equity .Topics Covered
The topics that will be covered include the importance of
democracy , acceptance of thediversity and the fight against discrimination . The project seeks to develop social and civic skills, creating a safe space where dialogue is encouraged. Furthermore, it is intended to consolidate ainclusive education that respects differences and minimizes inequalities. Cultural Exchange
A fundamental part of the Erasmus+ experience is the
cultural exchange . HBG members will have the opportunity to explore Greece’s rich history by participating in guided tours of significant tourist attractions in the city, birthplace of democracy. This cultural aspect will not only enrich participants’ understanding of democratic values, but will also provide a memorable and practical learning experience.Social and Personal Impact
Participating in a project like Erasmus+ impacts not only academic learning, but also
personal growth of those involved. Students and teachers will have the chance to make new friends, improve their communication skills and expand their international network. Such experiences are valuable in forming more conscious and engaged citizens in the global community. Reinforcing Human Dignity
One of the main guidelines of the project is the fight against racism and discrimination. The planned activities emphasize the need for understanding and acceptance of differences, promoting respect and human dignity among all participants. The knowledge gained during this exchange can be a catalyst for future social inclusion initiatives in their home communities.
Conclusion
HBG’s participation in the Erasmus+ initiative in Greece is a significant step towards promoting fundamental European values, as well as strengthening the educational community’s commitment to creating an inclusive and respectful learning environment. As members engage in these activities, they not only enhance their academic capabilities, but also become ambassadors of global citizenship.
FAQ about the Erasmus+ Initiative in Greece Q: What is the Erasmus+ initiative?The Erasmus+ initiative is a European program that promotes the mobility of students and teachers for various exchange activities, collaborating on educational and cultural projects.
Q: Which countries participated in this specific project?
The countries participating in the project were Portugal, Croatia, Greece, Spain and Romania. Q: What activities are planned for the week of 2-6 December? During this week, the partner school will develop training activities, round tables, debates, assemblies and workshops focused on European values. Q: What is the focus of the project? The project emphasizes the development of social, civic and intercultural skills, as well as the implementation of innovative approaches to reinforce democratic values. Q: Will there be cultural opportunities during the program? Yes, participants will have the chance to learn about and absorb local culture through organized visits to tourist sites in Athens, the birthplace of democracy. Q: How does Erasmus+ contribute to combating discrimination? The project promotes acceptance of differences
and respect for diversity andequality , fighting againstracism and thediscrimination .
