Erasmus+ in Sweden

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It had been a long time coming, but last week it finally happened! The third meeting of the “Erasmus+” project took place! Five 10th-grade students from LJBM, along with their teachers, spent November 14–20 in Skara, Sweden, where they spent a very intense, fun, and interesting week with delegations from Spain, Germany, Belgium, and Sweden. Under the motto “Face the past – Change our future,” they explored the history of the Sámi people and the development and interpretation of Swedish history at the Katedralskolan in Skara, as well as at various museums. In addition to the intensive work, the program included various leisure activities, such as a visit to the capital Stockholm, a rendezvous with the moose, or a fun tour of the ice rink.

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