🎙️ IES Ausiàs March Students Share Erasmus+ Experience on School Radio

Four 3rd-year ESO students from IES Ausiàs March in Gandía took part in a school radio program to talk about their Erasmus+ mobility to Brno, Czech Republic. Joined by the project coordinator, they shared their experiences, including educational activities, cultural discoveries, and personal growth. The broadcast highlighted the value of international exchanges in promoting learning and intercultural understanding.

👉 You can listen to the full program here: [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xtCG278aE9-tJCXchX7U6D3j110DSz1V/view?usp=share_link]

Students from IES Ausiàs March in Gandía take part in a rewarding Erasmus exchange in Haßfurt, Germany

A group of fifteen students and two teachers from IES Ausiàs March in Gandía participated in an Erasmus mobility program in the German town of Haßfurt from June 2 to 9. This experience was part of the European Erasmus+ program and focused on key themes such as interculturality and coexistence, education and skills, and European identity and cultural heritage.

During their stay, the students were hosted by German families, allowing for full immersion in the local culture. The activity program included workshops on traditional German cuisine, folk dances, language classes, and the creation of digital products related to the Erasmus experience. They also attended classes at the host school, Regiomontanus-Gymnasium, and enjoyed a cultural visit to the city of Bamberg.

One of the most emotional moments was the farewell party held at the school, where students and teachers shared the learnings and experiences of an intense and transformative week.

This exchange has strengthened the ties between both educational communities and contributed to the personal and academic growth of the students, promoting values such as tolerance, respect, and a sense of belonging to a united Europe.

Erasmus+ to Brno, Prague and Vienna: an Educational and Cultural Experience.

From May 11 to 17, a group of 3rd-year secondary school students (ESO) had an unforgettable experience thanks to an Erasmus+ mobility program that took them to the Czech Republic and Austria. Accompanied by teachers Ana Moreno and Inma Boyer, the students took part in an intense week of educational, cultural, and international exchange activities.

During their stay, the students attended classes at the Biskupské Gymnázium in Brno, where they had the opportunity to share experiences with Czech students and gain firsthand insight into the country’s educational system. They also enjoyed cultural visits around the city, discovering its most iconic spots and enriching themselves with its history and heritage.

One of the highlights of the trip was participating in a sustainability program in Naloučany, where the students reflected on the importance of environmental respect and took part in hands-on sustainability-related activities.

The mobility also included a visit to the city of Prague, where the students admired the architectural and cultural beauty of the Czech capital. As a grand finale, the group enjoyed a stay in Vienna, Austria, where they continued their intercultural learning by visiting museums, monuments, and iconic landmarks of the city.

This Erasmus+ project was a great success, both for the quality of the activities carried out and for the personal and academic enrichment it provided to the students. Without a doubt, it was an experience that will leave a lasting impression and reinforces the school’s commitment to European education and the holistic development of its students.

Erasmus+ Exchange: German Students at IES Ausiàs March in Gandia

From April 4 to 10, 2025, a group of 15 students and 2 teachers from the Regiomontanus-Gymnasium in Hassfurt, Germany, visited IES Ausiàs March in Gandia as part of an Erasmus+ exchange. During their stay, they participated in various activities both at the educational center and in the cities of Gandia and Valencia. Highlights included a reception at the Town Hall, guided tours of the city, the Fallas Museum, a traditional dance workshop, and the creation of a falla at the educational center. This falla addressed topics such as sustainability, tourism, culture and traditions, and gastronomy.

The exchange has been very productive and successful in every way, strengthening cultural and educational ties between both countries.

The program also includes a visit by our students to Germany next June.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Erasmus+ Exchange: Educational Inclusion in Finland

Two teachers from our center's guidance department participated in an Erasmus+ exchange in Savonlinna (Finland) along with teachers from Germany, France, and Spain. During this experience, we learned about the prestigious Finnish educational system and shared ideas on special educational needs and inclusion, measures to respond to students' needs, and improvement proposals.

The visits to educational centers and the working sessions highlighted the Finnish approach to individualized attention and equal opportunities. This exchange has been an enriching experience that boosts our commitment to a more inclusive and quality education.

Initial Erasmus+ sessions in Salamanca.

Our center participated in the initial sessions of Erasmus+ KA121 mobility projects in school education and adult education, held in Salamanca on June 24 and 25. These sessions are aimed at centers that have Erasmus+ accreditation and have applied for mobility activities in the 2024 call.

The sessions were very productive and will surely help us implement quality mobility projects for the next school year.

Erasmus+ in Hassfurt, Germany

Last June, the first-year baccalaureate students from our center participated in an Erasmus+ mobility program in the city of Hassfurt, Germany. Our students were able to engage in a series of activities within the framework of the Erasmus+ plan in which we participate. Ausiàs March has enjoyed Erasmus+ accreditation since 2021