Category: Yleinen
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Tips for Schools: How to celebrate the International Day of Happiness
Tips shared by Silale district Pajuris Stanislovas Birziskis gymnasium, Lithuania Tips for Schools: How to celebrate the International Day of Happiness 1. “Happiness Map” Objective: To create a community happiness map that reflects the places, people and activities that bring happiness to students. Required tools: • Large sheet of paper or digital platform (e.g. Padlet,…
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Tips on how to celebrate Earth Hour
Tips shared by Balvi State Gymnasium Earth Hour is a global movement organized by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF). Individuals, communities, businesses, and governments around the world are invited to contribute to climate change mitigation by turning off their lights and electronic devices for 1 hour at 20.30 – 21.30 local time, every Saturday in the…
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Tips on how to celebrate World Wildlife Day
Tips shared by Tallinna Humanitaargümnaasium 1. Wildlife Conservation Fair 🔹 Activity: Organize a fair where students set up booths on topics like sustainable finance, eco-tourism, and wildlife protection programs.🔹 How it works: 2. “Wildlife Bank” – School Fundraiser Challenge 🔹 Activity: Students run a fundraising campaign for a real conservation project.🔹 How it works: 3.…
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Tips on how to celebrate World Heritage Day
World Heritage Day – Our Baltic Sea Project April 18 has been proclaimed as World Heritage Day by UNESCO. The purpose of World Heritage Day is to raise awareness about the diversity of cultural heritage, the vulnerability of sites and monuments, and the necessary measures to preserve them. In 2025, UNESCO has determined that the…
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Toolkit: Global Citizenship Identity in the Baltic Sea Region
Our toolkit “Global Citizenship Identity in the Baltic Sea Region” aims to support teachers in exploring the global citizenship identity within the specific context of the Baltic Sea Region. It offers resources, activities, and discussion prompts to foster critical thinking, intercultural understanding, and a sense of belonging to both local and global communities among students.…
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Project Newsletter 2
Welcome to the second newsletter of our Nordplus Junior project “Our Baltic Sea”! This newsletter will keep you updated on all the project activities and progress we’ve made from November 2024 to February 2025. “Our Baltic Sea” is a Nordplus Junior project focused on raising awareness about the importance of the Baltic Sea. 16 upper…
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Tips on how to celebrate Zero Discrimination Day
Zero Discrimination Day – 1 MarchTips on shared by Kristjan Jaak Petersoni Gymnasium Its goal is to promote equality before the law. More information:● UNAIDS: https://www.unaids.org/en/zero-discrimination-day ● United Nation: https://news.un.org/en/story/2016/03/523322● United Nation World Peace Association: https://youtu.be/Uf_5g3ubI5k How to participate:● Quiz: https://www.proprofs.com/quiz-school/quizzes/zero-discrimination-day-quiz● Watch video: https://youtu.be/Uf_5g3ubI5k● Make posters● Human library and world cafe● Workshop on sexual health
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Project management meeting
A project management meeting took place online on the 12 February 2025. Contact teachers from partner schools got together to agree on the next project steps. Management of project funds The project coordinator informed the project partners about the meeting costs and invoicing the costs of the first two project meetings in Sweden and Estonia.…
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Tips on how to celebrate International Mother Language Day
Tips shared by Finnish-Russian school in Helsinki Our world has become more multicultural and multilingual than ever before. The International Mother Language day gives us the opportunity to celebrate all the languages, not only those spoken in Europe. International Mother Language Day – Kansainvälinen äidinkielen päivä 21.2.“Languages are essential for both education and sustainable development,…
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Project meeting in Tallinn
The second project meeting of our Nordplus Junior project “Our Baltic Sea” took place 13 – 17 January 2025 in Tallinn, Estonia. The meeting brought together students and teachers from Finland, Sweden, Denmark, Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania to get to know each other and to explore the challenges of the Baltic Sea region. The Tallinn…
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