Bari – Italie
Our Italian partner was pleased to welcome European students, in cooperation with our Swedish colleagues, at their high school in Bari, Italy. Subscribe to our YouTube channel, MAN: Migrations and Nations. The BAC PRO SAPAT Terminale (senior high school) from Sainte Cécile High School in Montoire, France, completed the Erasmus program: Migration and Nations, in April 2019. This program was conducted in English.
From March 31 to April 6, 2019, five students and two professors from our school traveled to Bari, Italy. They went to finalize their reflective work with their Italian and Swedish counterparts. During this stay, they visited a refugee camp for migrants awaiting their refugee status. This visit provided valuable insights into the challenges faced by migrants.
The team created a slideshow illustrating the issue of migration. The presentation highlighted political implications and proposed ways to better handle and welcome migrants. Emphasis was placed on promoting tolerance and goodwill.
Throughout their stay, the students engaged in meaningful discussions and collaborative activities. These experiences enriched their understanding of the complex issues surrounding migration. Working closely with their Italian and Swedish peers, they gained diverse perspectives and developed a deeper appreciation for cultural differences.
The Erasmus program: Migration and Nations
The Erasmus program: Migration and Nations was a significant learning opportunity. It encouraged students to think critically about global issues and fostered a spirit of international cooperation. The program also improved their English language skills and broadened their academic horizons.
By participating in this program, our students became more globally aware and socially responsible. They returned home with a renewed commitment to promoting tolerance and understanding. This experience will undoubtedly have a lasting impact on their personal and professional lives.
In conclusion, the Erasmus program in Bari was a resounding success. It strengthened our partnerships with Italian and Swedish schools and provided invaluable experiences for our students and staff. We look forward to continuing our involvement in such impactful international programs.
