Comenius Meeting in Baza (Spain)

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From February 18–23 February, three students from class 11TG—Diana Battista, Cédric Kass, and Joé Prange—had the opportunity to visit the IES Pedro Jiménez Montoya school in Baza (Andalusia, Spain) as part of the COMENIUS project “Schools on the mov(i)e.” There, they participated in workshops on “dubbing.” In addition, they had the opportunity to learn more about Spanish culture and make new friends. They were accompanied by teachers Sandra Fratini and Patrick Schmitz.

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