Exciting News: #Solar4Future+ Receives €250,000 Grant!
We are thrilled to announce that our project, Solar Energy for Future Generations: Be Bright, Turn to Solar Power, also known as #Solar4Future+, has been awarded a €250,000 grant by the Latvian National Agency! This significant funding will support our mission to integrate STEAM education into climate change efforts through innovative Community Science Projects (CSP)
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Our initiative aims to foster a culture of virtual cooperation among teachers, students, and schools across Europe. By building a real model of a solar village within elementary schools in partner countries, students will actively engage in creating systems powered by solar energy. This hands-on approach will not only highlight the importance of renewable energy but also enhance students’ creativity, critical thinking, and understanding of sustainable technologies.
The project brings together a dynamic consortium of partners, including RIGAS TEHNISKA UNIVERSITATE (Latvia), I.I.S.S. Federico II Stupor Mundi (Italy), Srednja skola Metkovic (Croatia), CEIP SAN ISIDRO LABRADOR (Spain), Innovation and Development Association (Turkiye), and COLEGIUL NATIONAL PEDAGOGIC STEFAN CEL MARE (Romania).
Our goal is to make a lasting impact by preparing students for future careers in STEM fields and promoting the use of alternative energy sources. With this grant, we are investing in the next generation of innovators and leaders in the green energy sector.
Stay tuned for more updates as we embark on this exciting journey toward a brighter, more sustainable future!
The “Mind Matters” Youth Project
The Erasmus European Union funded KA152 Youth Exchange project written by Özlem ŞAHAN ÇOLPAN, an English teacher at Ahmet Olcay Primary School, lasted 12 days under the coordination of the Municipality of Gozo, Malta. The “Mind Matters” Youth project aims to address the psychological consequences of the pandemic on young people. Our project partners from Slovenia, Spain, Macedonia, Macedonia, Malta and Turkey, ESIMDER Eskişehir Imam Hatip High School Students Association and Provincial Directorate of Family and Social Services participated.
Project Name: 2022- TR-KA210 ADU-000084308
We got our certificates for the participation in the TPM in Helsinki, Finland between 3 to 9 October 2023 as part of the Erasmus+Project Project Name: 2022- TR-KA210 ADU-000084308. Our project endeavors to disseminate knowledge on environmental consciousness and recycling to our intended recipients, leveraging our partners to reach a diverse range of audiences. With the generous support of Erasmus+, we aspire to captivate the interest of all individuals invested in our initiative. Our ultimate objective is to amplify the environmental sensitivity of our target audience and establish an enduring cultural integration of these principles.# ulusalajans #adultadhd #recycle