COMENIUS – Individual Student Mobility | Josy Barthel High School, Mamer

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As part of the EU’s “Comenius – Individual Student Mobility” program, two students from LJBM spent a semester abroad from September 15 to December 15. Daniel Dupont (11TG) spent three months in Eeklo, Belgium, and Kevin de Lima (4M1) spent a semester in Pola de Siero, Spain, attending school there. At the same time, two students from Spain were enrolled in the 4th grade in Mamer for three months and lived with host families from the LJBM during that time.

On January 21, On January 21, an exchange took place at the LJBM, where Daniel and Kevin shared their experiences from this project. Afterward, students interested in participating in this program next year had the opportunity to ask them questions.

If you’re interested in getting involved in this project yourself, or in helping a student from Spain participate in an exchange next year by hosting him or her in your home for three months, please contact the LJBM Student Office.

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