28/03/2026
to all for the to make✨🌷INSPIRING MALLORCA 🌷✨
a possible step-forward. is ❤️📘🖊️
Read the article written by our to have a more complete overview 👇
https://erasmus4vet.eu/news/inspiring-mallorca-2026.html
28/03/2026
Vanesa from 🇸🇮 tells us her experience in 🌴🇪🇸 with INSPIRING MALLORCA program ✨🌿
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WnevnbjYiE0
INSPIRING MALLORCA - Summary of our students' experience
Do you know that Mallorca has long been celebrated as a source of inspiration for artists from all over the world? The island’s unique light, stunning landsc...
26/03/2026
PART 3
As part of INSPIRING MALLORCA Program by Education In Progress SPAIN, we introduce you the poetries created by our students from Slovenia, we introduce the following poetries ❤️✨
- 16032026 by Valentina Lugo
- Mallorca by Naja Sukljan
26/03/2026
PART 2
As part of INSPIRING MALLORCA Program by Education In Progress SPAIN, we introduce you the poetries created by our students from Slovenia, we introduce the following poetries ❤️✨
- A Lifetime of these by Cristina Leban
- The green land by Lea Grmek
- Living Right by Anja Cebohin
26/03/2026
PART 1
As part of INSPIRING MALLORCA Program by Education In Progress SPAIN, we introduce you the poetries created by our students from Slovenia, we introduce the following poetries ❤️✨
- Flower by Leia Grmek
- Completly Free by Vanesa Majkiic
- Took a plane by Tia Sekuliik
24/03/2026
Robert Graves once wrote: “Mallorca is a paradise, if you can stand it.” 🌿
This captures perfectly the spirit of our INSPIRING MALLORCA program: an island that challenges, fascinates, and inspires. Its landscapes, history, and culture become a living classroom where students discover new perspectives, connect with creativity, and learn to see the world with fresh eyes. ✨
Mallorca is not just a place to visit—it’s a source of inspiration that sparks curiosity and imagination in every corner.
24/03/2026
Two writers, two perspectives on Mallorca 🌿
For Robert Graves, the islanders were “excessively honest and friendly,” people who welcomed him, with all his quirks, as part of the landscape itself.
For George Sand, however, the experience was quite different, marked by a sense of distance and observation between locals and foreigners.
Two contrasting views that reveal how the same place can be experienced in completely different ways—shaped by time, expectations, and personal sensitivity.✨