Didactic innovation and sustainable development have been the focus of the Multiplier Event organised by the Valle d'Aosta Region and the I.S. Abbé Trèves in Saint-Vincent (AO): a lively and participatory meeting, which combined the presentation of the project - in the voices of the teachers and the pupils themselves, who presented their work - with the contents proposed by the various speakers, including the Small Schools Movement (INDIRE); Fabrizio Bertolino, lecturer at the University of Valle d'Aosta, who examined the GREEN S. E.E.D.S. project, contextualising it in the context of outdoor education; Tremeur Denigot, from the European Commission, who spoke about the objectives and perspectives of the Education for Climate Coalition, of which GREEN S.E.E.D.S. is a member through the I.S. Abbé Trèves.
 

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In Greece, the DDE Chios organised its event at Kampos school, addressing teachers' professional development and working methodologies developed during the project. They integrate these issues with environment and environmental sustainability as a distinctive feature of the GREEN S.E.E.D.S. project.

 

On the 20th and 29th of July Synthesis hosted two multiplier events at Olympion High School and Athalassa National Park respectively, to celebrate the closing of the project GREEN S.E.E.D.S. and share with stakeholders and interested parties the knowledge the team has acquired from its active participation in the programme. Educators and students from all over Cyprus had the opportunity to discuss with the team and take part in the workshops.  All interactive activities aimed at communicating to the participants the urgency of becoming green and inclusive in education, while disseminating at the same time the SeedQuests that have been created by the teachers and students that took part in the project.

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Palazzo Franchetti, on the Grand Canal, in Venice, hosted the meeting organised by the Veneto Regional School Office (USRV). A large number of institutions, including Sara Pagliai, Erasmus+/INDIRE National Agency Coordinator; Donatella Nucci, eTwinning / INDIRE National Unit Coordinator; Laura Donà, USR Veneto Inspection Service Coordinator, introduced and contextualised the GREEN S.E.E.D.S. experience. The IC Bosco Chiesanuova, with its director Alessio Perpolli and Giulia Benvenuto, team leader for IC Bosco, presented the GREEN S.E.E.D.S. experience. Umberto De Col, director of the Istituto Comprensivo Mel, leader of the Veneto Mountain Schools Network, dwelt on the importance of the network, also from a European perspective.
 

 

All material and the full event at
https://istruzioneveneto.gov.it/20220811_19580/