Enid E Bonello – Deputy head of school and Erasmus coordinator, recently attended an Erasmus+ TCA on Improving Pupil Mobility in Copenhagen, focusing on how the can empower our students to become true global citizens. The sessions highlighted that the heart of every exchange is the new relationships students build, which provide them with essential skills for their future while breaking down stereotypes through shared values. By planning cross-curricular activities and using portfolio reflection tools, it is important to ensure these experiences are educational, transformative, and impactful both inside and outside the classroom.
To make every mobility a lifelong success story, as educators, we are committed to creating a safe learning environment built on trust for both students and parents and focusing on the “after-mobility” phase to ensure the project’s sustainability. By planning well and involving everyone before, during and after the trip, the school ensures that the outcomes of these activities continue to benefit our entire school community for years to come.