Etwinning aesancho

We have reached the end of our project, and we are proud to present our final work!
Four international teams, made up of Turkish, Italian and Portuguese students, created a series of podcast interviews exploring a range of topics related to Citizenship.
We now invite our audience to watch the videos and discover the experiences and perspectives shared by participants from each of the three countries (see links below).
As we bring this journey to a close, we do so with a touch of nostalgia, but also with the conviction that we have made a small contribution towards building a more active, aware and engaged school community.
We hope to continue counting on your interest and support in the future projects we plan to develop.
See you again soon!

Links:
Team 1 Video - Interviews with Students’ Association Representatives - https://tinyurl.com/etw2025vid7
Team 2 Video - Interviews with Presidents or members of a volunteering association - https://tinyurl.com/etw2025vid8
Team 3 Video - Interviews with teachers coordinating environmental projects - https://tinyurl.com/etw2025vid9
Team 4 Video - Interviews with Teachers coordinating the Sports Projects - https://tinyurl.com/etw2025vid10

The eTwinning team had the great pleasure of welcoming three teachers who are directly involved in projects related to the environment and sustainability: Carla Antunes (coordinator of the “Science Alive at School” Club), Maria José Sá (coordinator of the Eco-Schools programme), and Helena Rego (coordinator of the Citizenship Education Strategy).
The conversation is full of valuable insights and important information that is well worth listening to. Don’t miss it!
Video link: https://tinyurl.com/etw2025vid5
eTwinning page: https://tinyurl.com/etwinaesancho
eTwinning Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/etwinning.aesancho/

The president and vice-president of our Students’ Association joined us for another episode. The conversation highlighted their strong commitment to improving the school through activities aimed at strengthening unity within our school community and fostering students’ civic engagement. It is well worth listening carefully.
Link: https://tinyurl.com/etw2025vid4

Dr. Rui Tavares, a member of the Portuguese Parliament, visited our school as part of the “Youth Parliament” programme and kindly accepted our invitation to talk with us about the challenges facing democracy and young people’s political participation. It was an extraordinary moment that you really shouldn’t miss!
Link: https://tinyurl.com/etw2025vid3

This year, our first guest is Professor Isabel Columbano, the School Sports Project Coordinator of our School Group. In a very inspiring conversation, our teacher — who is also the Chair of the General Council — shared her views on the importance of sport in our lives. Don’t miss it!
Video link: https://tinyurl.com/etw2025vid2

Hello, dear listeners of the “Voices of Citizenship” podcast!
We are back to highlight inspiring figures from our community — and beyond — who have much to teach us through their experiences and their active participation in society. We now have a new team, full of enthusiasm and energy, ready to take this project forward. Watch the video introducing the team.
Video link: https://tinyurl.com/etw2025vid1

As the 2024–2025 school year comes to an end, so does the first season of our “Voices of Citizenship” series!
We had a quick chat with the students who kindly took part in the project to hear what they thought about the experience.
Check it out — it’s definitely worth watching!
Here’s the video link: https://tinyurl.com/etwinaesancho20

We’re very proud to share the three videos we created together with the partner schools in our project!
We gathered opinions from students, teachers, and parents — not only from our own school, but also from Turkey and France.
Check out what they had to say about the central question of our project: “What is Citizenship?”
Link: https://tinyurl.com/6ejywetw

How can young people balance taking responsibility for their future while still enjoying the present?
That was the main question we asked the Coordinator of the Psychology and Guidance Office at the D. Sancho I School Group.
Her answer is truly insightful, so be sure to join us for another episode of our podcast.

Video link:
https://tinyurl.com/etwinaesancho16
Facebook post link for the “Voices of Citizenship” project:
https://tinyurl.com/etwinaesancho

The eTwinning team sat down with the Citizenship Coordinator of the D. Sancho I School Group. Among various topics, they discussed the definition of Citizenship, the themes that the classes have been working on throughout the year, and the importance of this area of study for the students’ holistic development. Don’t miss it!
https://tinyurl.com/etwinaesancho15