European project Comenius on exploring and preserving heritage

Published on 31 January 2013 - Updated 05 February 2013
Cet article date d'il y a plus de 11 ans

Along with six other schools from Germany, Spain, Italy, Poland, Portugal and Turkey, La Rabière secondary school (Joué-lès-Tours) is taking part in the Comenius school partnership project "Our heritage: knowing it better and preserving it". In December 2012, the twenty or so pupils from the Comenius club and their teachers Sandrine Mallet and Elisabeth Wagner welcomed their partners to the Loire Valley.

The Comenius club brings together some 20 year nine and year ten pupils once a week to learn about or be reminded of the specific features of the Loire Valley and those of other countries. What each partner school has in common is to belong to a region or boast sites or monuments that are listed as a UNESCO World Heritage

  

In a multidisciplinary approach, the club activities give the pupils a chance to acquire a variety of skills and put them into practice. For example, they have already made a presentation brochure of their school in English, the project's communication language, and created a logo for the project. 

For two school years, the teaching teams and pupils are working on the joint project and meet at regular intervals to talk about it. From 11th to 14th December 2012, 28 secondary school pupils and 16 teachers from Europe took part in a series of encounters and visits, particularly to the châteaux of Amboise and Azay-le-Rideau, and the Balzac museum. The Mission Val de Loire provided communication material for this occasion. 

For the next stages in the project, meetings will be held in the other European countries. 

Press review:

Online:

News

Photo d une rue de la ville de Luynes. On voit quelques maisons anciennes (tuffeau, colombages...) et une cabine téléphonique rouge.
Licence CC BY-NC-SA Francis Vautier / Mission Val de Loire

29/10/2024

[Fr] AAC "Labels Patrimoniaux : stop ou encore ?"

Le projet LAPTER (Labels patrimoniaux et touristiques en région Centre-Val de Loire : une ressource territoriale ?) se penche depuis 2022 sur la mobilisation...

L audionaturaliste Boris Jollivet fait écouter des chants d oiseaux à un groupe d enfants à l aide de son matériel audiovisuel (micro, parabole, casques).
Licence CC BY--NC-SA Francis Vautier / Mission Val de Loire

29/10/2024

[Fr] Retour en images sur les Escales ligériennes 2024

Nos Escales ligériennes se sont déroulées à Chalonnes-sur-Loire et Savonnières cette année, fin septembre et début octobre. Plus modestes que les...

Texte en bleu sur fond jaune qui dit "Les RDV du Val de Loire #14"

28/10/2024

[Fr] La Mission Val de Loire vous donne Rendez-vous !

La Mission Val de Loire organise les 14es Rendez-vous du Val de Loire patrimoine mondial, une journée d’échanges et de partage sur les projets et enjeux...