Das Erasmus+ Programm am CPG
Wir führen seit 2022 mit unserer Partnerschule IES Hermanos D’Elhuyar in Logroño sowie seit 2023 auch mit dem Lycée Blaise Pascal in Brie-Comte-Robert in der Nähe von Paris ein individuelles Austauschprogramm im Rahmen der Erasmus+ Akkreditierung durch. Damit können wir Schüler/-innen der 10. Klassen einen komplett finanzierten längeren Auslandsaufenthalt ermöglichen. Unsere Projektziele sind Stärkung des europäischen Gedankens, Förderung der sprachlichen Kompetenz, verantwortungsvoller Umgang mit digitalen Medien und Förderung der interkulturellen Kompetenz, der Reife und Autonomie jeder/s Teilnehmenden.
Neben dem Blog unserer Schülerinnen und Schüler können hier auch die Erfahrungen der fünf spanischen Austauschpartnerinnen und -partner Alba https://albasblogforspain.blogspotcom/, Andrea https://germanyandreaperezerasmus.blogspot.com/, Elisa https://unmesenalemania.blogspot.com/, Pablo https://miexperienciaerasmusalemania.blogspot.com/ und Rebeca https://erasmuslifeingermany.blogspot.com/ in deren Blogs nachgelesen werden.
ERASMUS-BLOG
Completion of Erasmus+ exchange: Students receive Europass Mobility
June 25th 2024 We are thrilled to announce the successful completion of the Erasmus+ long-term exchange program for six of our students (three of them on the photo) who spent an enriching time in Spain and France. This transformative experience has not only enhanced...
Last week in France
On Saturday we went to the Louvre. It's so tiring to walk around, stand and look at paintings for three hours. We didn't even make it halfway through the museum. But it was still a great experience. We also saw Monalisa. I imagined it to be a little bit bigger.On...
My trip to San Sebastián
On Sunday my host family decided to take me to a city in the North of Spain, which is called San Sebastián. It´s in the region of País Vasco and it took us about two hours by car to get there. The special thing about San Sebastián is the fact that it´s right by the...
Andalucía part 4
We arrived in Seville on Wednesday afternoon and were immediately impressed by the hotel. The next morning after breakfast we took the bus to the plaza de España, our first programm point. Here we got an audio guide tour. The teachers kindly explained things to us...
Andalucia 3
On day 3 we went to Cordoba and visited the city centre as well as the famous and breathtakingly big mezquita de los musulmanes, which was built a long tima ago, in the 8th century. Back then Córdoba war ruled by Muslims and they built the mosque. Later on, when...
Andalucía Part 2
After the first impressions of the south of Spain we went the second day to the Alhambra, which is a very famous sight in Granada. When we arrived with fantastic weather, we got a bit of free time to go in the city on our own. The town centre was full of oriental...
Andalucía Part 1
On Sunday the students trip to Andalucía finally started. At 5:30 am all the students and teachers, who were going, met. In total it was about 90 students and 5 teachers. Since Andalucía is on the other side of Spain, we spent a lot of time in the bus that day. At...
My first weekend in Spain
During the week I experienced the usual routine and finally got used to my timetable and the classrooms I have to go to. On Friday the 8 of March was the international womens day and in Logroño there was a demonstration for the rights of women, which we attented. The...
First time in Paris!
My first week was quite stressful but also exciting. Everything is so much different here. School starts at 8:00 a.m. and ends at 5:30 p.m. The students are checked for their student ID cards in the morning so that they can enter the school. My host family is really...
Sport, sport and a wonderful view!
It was an awesome experience climbing the Eifel Tower but also a bit exaughsting. We had to climb 674 steps. But the view was really worthy. There was an exhibition on the first floor. I learnd something about Gustave Eiffel, the architect of the Eifel Tower and...
An exciting Weekend
Week: 22.01-26.01. This week was very exciting as the school celebrated Santo Tomas. Every day there was a different topic to dress up. On Monday it was pajamas day, on Tuesday you could come in sportswear from your favorite club, on Wednesday as a celebrity and on...
The second week
The second week On Tuesday all the Erasmus students went on a trio to the river in Logroño, which is called Ebro. A scientist specified in birds told us about the fascinating flora and fauna around and inside the river many different species nest here and we watched...
The First Two Weeks: My Journey to Paris
First week in Paris The first week in Paris was truly fascinating. It took a while for me to adapt to school and daily life, but once I got into the rhythm, everything went very smooth. On the first weekend, we ventured together into Paris for the first time. Even...
Tuesday and Wednesday of the first week
, , On Tuesday I was at the local English club and it was really fun learning with the other students. On Wednesday we went to the city hall of Logroño with our exchange students and got a guided tour trough it. The tour guide spoke a very clear Spanish, so I didn’t...
Visiting Logroño
After the first few days that I spent with my host family and slowly got to know the different everyday life, we visited the centre of Logroño. Unfortunately the weather was very bad, but nevertheless it was an impressive city with lots of sights, such as various...
My first day in Spain
After having to wake up very early, me and my exchange partner, Andrea, arrived at the airport. Luckily, the flight went quite well. In Bilbao, Andrea´s parents were already waiting for us. We decided to stay in Bilbao for a few more hours, so that they could show me...
Choir performance
February 27th Today was a very exciting day because I had a choir performance. In Logrono I have started to sing in the school choir and I must admit that I really enjoy it. Today we performed two songs in the school auditorium in the evening. One in English and one...
Trip to Zaragoza
February 18th This weekend I was in Zaragoza with my host parents. My host family owns a second apartment in Zaragoza because they used to live there. We visited various sights such as la Basilica del Pilar. My host parents told me a lot about the city and i was very...
Carneval
February 10th This weekend there was a celebration in Logrono for Carnival. On Saturday I went to the city center with my host parents. Many people were dressed up in costumes. There was a stage set up at the town hall where some show was playing. Unfortunately, I...
My second month in Spain
February 4th This weekend has been pretty quiet. On Saturday we just went for a walk. And on Sunday we went out for a Chinese dinner together. There was really a lot to eat and what we didn't manage to eat, we took with us and had it at the following days. ...
Chuches, siestas y más: La vida en Logroño
January 15th Our first week in Logroño is over and I can say it's been quite a week. Going to Spain, living in a new family, speaking another language and meeting so many new people has been very exciting. Speaking Spanish in Spain is very different from speaking...
Our trip to Logroño
The trip went well. We met Mrs Hahn at the airport at 7:00 am. She accompanied us to Logroño, which made the trip a lot easier because we didnt have to orientate ourselves at the airport. Then we set off the way to the plane. While we waited together we couldnt even...
Last But Not Least!
Sunday, 9th April: The last week was the famous “Semana Santa”, the week before Easter, when many prozessions take place. As it was my last week, I wanted to enjoy it as much as possible and so I didn’t write any blog. We went to “San Sebastian”, did a hiking and a...
Madrid: Take 3
Wednesday, 5th April: Finally I also went to Madrid! Together with my host-aunt I was spending the last four days in Madrid where we lived in the house of some friends. Everyday from the morning until the evening we made excursions to famous sights in Madrid, like for...
Don’t Judge a Book by its Cover!
Thursday, 30th March: A village in one of the smallest federal states of Spain, not located at the Camino de Santigo and with just about one main street and two hundred residents, seems boring to you? Well I can tell, that San Millán de la Cogolla, a village...