The eTwinning project "All Together for a Global Celebration" brought together primary and lower-secondary pupils from Romania and Greece to explore international observances and promote proactive citizenship through collaborative, creative activities on the European School Education Platform.
In May 2025, the twenty-four Romanian pupils enrolled in class 7B at Liceul Teoretic "Radu Vlădescu" in Pătârlagele filled in the final evaluation survey, providing feedback and valuable insights into the impact of the project activities on their learning and personal development.
The eTwinning initiative focused on three global observances: the International Day of Acceptance (20 January 2025), Random Acts of Kindness Day (17 February 2025) and the International Day of Forests (21 March 2025), and, in order to deepen their understanding of these themes and foster values such as empathy, solidarity, and environmental responsibility, the project participants engaged in various activities, including multimedia presentations, digital storytelling, cross-curricular lessons, and collaborative work.
The final evaluation revealed that the following project objectives were achieved by the participants:
- building strong value systems based on friendship, peace, acceptance, kindness, empathy, solidarity, respect, environmental protection etc. - 23 participants (95,8%);
- gaining a deeper understanding of the cultural, social, environmental and civic significance of three global celebrations - 17 participants (70,8%);
- developing multilingual, digital, civic and personal competences and 21st century skills (creativity, critical thinking, teamwork etc.) - 16 participants (66,7%);
- practising international collaboration, intercultural dialogue and an authentic exchange of good practices - 16 participants (66,7%).
The survey results also highlighted significant developments of their key-competences:
- Personal, Social, and Learning to Learn Competence: 23 participants - 95,8%;
- Multilingual Competence (English): 18 participants - 75%;
- Digital Competence: 18 participants - 75%;
- Cultural Awareness and Expression: 17 participants - 70,8%;
- Citizenship Competence: 15 participants - 62,5%.
In terms of 21st-century skills development, here are the results: Learning Skills (critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, communication): 20 participants (83,3%), Life Skills (flexibility, leadership, social skills): 17 participants (70,8%), Literacy Skills (information, media, technology): 14 participants (58,3%).
The participants expressed their preferences regarding the collaborative project outcomes, such as the collaborative Christmas Padlet - 23 participants (95,8%), the digital book "All Together for a Global Celebration" created with Book Creator - 21 participants (87,5%), the Easter cards exchange - 21 participants (87,5%), the Acts of Kindness Calendar - February 2025 - 19 participants (79,2%),
the collaborative video "In the Woods" dedicated to the International Day of the Forests 2025 - 13 participants (54,2%), the acrostic poem entitled "Acceptance" dedicated to the International Day of Acceptance 2025 - 12 participants (50%), the final collaborative poster promoting our share values - 12 participants (50%).
All the participants expressed their awareness of the importance of online safety and also considered the project "All Together for a Global Celebration" a positive learning experience.
As a result, it can be concluded that the Greek-Romanian partnership was a successful one, fostering intercultural understanding, digital literacy, and active citizenship among participants from different backgrounds. Last but not least, by engaging with global themes through creative collaboration, they developed essential competences and skills, and improved attitudes and behaviours.
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