The eTwinning project is a European initiative through which students and teachers from different countries collaborate online on joint activities. Its purpose is to develop digital, linguistic and social skills, as well as to encourage creativity, critical thinking and teamwork. The topics can be very diverse: culture and traditions, environmental protection, science, art, reading, history or the responsible use of technology.

Our project involves partner schools from several European countries, each bringing its own ideas, perspectives and customs. The students, usually aged between 8 and 16, work in mixed international teams, communicate in foreign languages and use safe platforms to create presentations, digital posters, videos or small research projects.

What truly makes the eTwinning project special is its atmosphere of collaboration and openness: students learn from one another, discover that cultural differences are a source of richness, and make new friends across borders. Teachers have the opportunity to share good practices, experiment with modern teaching methods, and integrate technology in a creative and safe way.

For parents, eTwinning means children who are more motivated, more confident, and more responsible in the online environment. The project turns learning into a lively, enthusiastic experience that is relevant to the real world, preparing students for the future in an enjoyable and friendly way.