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Within the framework of the Erasmus+ program, geography and history teacher Nacho de la Torre had the privilege of embarking on an enriching educational adventure to the picturesque city of Jihlava. His mission: to explore how educational methodologies and sustainability are approached in the context of the local institute.

The experience of learning through observation proved to be revealing. Nacho had the opportunity to immerse himself in the classrooms, where he witnessed how teachers in Jihlava employ innovative methodologies to engage their students in the learning process. From project-based learning to the use of technology, each lesson was designed to foster active participation and critical thinking.

His Erasmus+ experience has not only expanded his professional horizons but has also left a lasting imprint on his own pedagogical philosophy.

In an increasingly interconnected world, experiences like Nacho's in Jihlava serve as a powerful reminder of the importance of cultural and educational exchange. Through programs like Erasmus+, we can learn from one another and work together to build a brighter and more sustainable future for generations to come.


Our teachers Iván from Physics and Chemistry and Pilar from Physical Education visit the

Luitpold-Gymnasium" in Munich, Germany. For three days they have attended

different levels and subjects such as PE, Physics, English and German, among others.

They emphasise their active and participative methodology during the classes in which the students intervene, present and correct their own exercises together as a group.


The classes are very varied and the continuous interaction with the students is remarkable.

Students are allowed to use digital devices in the upper grades. The project work in seminars in the final year is also very interesting.

The classrooms are large and bright with large windows. The laboratories are very well

The laboratories are very well equipped and have material for the students to carry out various practical exercises.


Most of the students and teachers come to the school by bicycle and there is a huge park in front of the school with sports facilities. to use during the PE sessions.


The surroundings are also beautiful and well worth a visit for our students.



Our teachers Melchor from Biology and Geology and Laura from Geography and History visit the "Gesamtschule Weierheide" centre in Oberhausen, Germany. They learn from its methodology, evaluation system and organization. For several days they have attended the classes of this centre and have observed first-hand their way of working in order to be able to apply the most innovative methods to our own center.

In the German center, practical teaching is encouraged from the first courses and students have beekeeping workshops, a climbing wall, outdoor classrooms and they manage their own cafeteria.





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