eTwinning
A school connected to Europe.
2005
eTwinning is born
a European Commission initiative
Erasmus+
since 2014
integrated into the programme
3
stages
Early Years, Primary and Secondary
100%
online
projects between schools
International cooperation projects between schools and institutions in which our students put their learning and language skills into practice.
European platform
What is eTwinning?
It is a European Commission initiative that has become the leading online platform for cooperation between European schools: the continent's largest school network.
It allows schools to exchange best practices and work collaboratively with students from other countries, in any subject or area.
- Partner schools Our students work on joint projects with schools from other European countries.
- Online projects Everything takes place on a secure platform, in any subject or area.
- In several languages The working languages are chosen by the partners, including Spanish, whose use is growing across Europe every day.
A bit of history
From 2005 to our classrooms
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2005
The European Commission launches eTwinning within the eLearning programme.
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2014
It becomes part of Erasmus+ and the reference platform for the programme.
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2019
eTwinning becomes part of the evaluation criteria for KA2 applications.
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Today
Our students share their projects at the Erasmus Days.
European programme
Erasmus+ Project
Colegio Los Robles takes part in the Erasmus+ programme with the ambition of being part of the great European network of schools. The goal is to promote educational mobility, cooperation, quality, inclusion and innovation at a European and international level.
More inclusive
Greater opportunities for people from diverse cultural, social and economic backgrounds, with small-scale partnerships.
More digital
Supports the development of digital skills in line with the 2021-2027 Digital Education Action Plan.
More sustainable
Promotes sustainable modes of transport and environmental awareness projects, in line with the European Green Deal.
Civic participation
Promotes European identity, active citizenship and the development of social, intercultural and critical-thinking skills.
More international
Extends cooperation with non-EU countries to School Education, Adult Education and Vocational Training.
Educational mobility
Promotes the mobility of students and staff, as well as quality, inclusion, excellence and innovation in education.
How we live it
Erasmus Days
Erasmus Days are European days raising awareness of the Erasmus+ programme with talks, fairs and workshops.
Our 1st year Secondary students took part with projects about Spain's National Parks, using Geographic Information Technologies and linked to the European Union's environmental framework.
