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This blog will give accounts, pictures and comments on the educational activities and learning mobilities of an Erasmus+ project that is co-funded by the European Union and which unites three schools: Liceo Camillo Golgi in Breno (Italy), Collège du Carbet, in Martinique and Liceul Onisifor Ghibu in Sibiu (Romania). Students will understand the link between local, organic or garden food and sustainable development.

31 Mar

Gardening contest (1)

Published by Team of LFGC Erasmus+ Project

First sprouts of sweet pepper and parsley at the Carbet middle school (Martinique)

First sprouts of sweet pepper and parsley at the Carbet middle school (Martinique)

Although there is no space with earth in the schools of our partnership, we have tried to plant to fine herbs, vegetables or fruit that can grow in pots and make the students look after them and take pictures. Here is a symbolic and entertaining way of enticing students to eat what is locally produced. Let's see what we can gather in the coming months!

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This blog will give accounts, pictures and comments on the educational activities and learning mobilities of an Erasmus+ project that is co-funded by the European Union and which unites three schools: Liceo Camillo Golgi in Breno (Italy), Collège du Carbet, in Martinique and Liceul Onisifor Ghibu in Sibiu (Romania). Students will understand the link between local, organic or garden food and sustainable development.