European eTwinning or Erasmus+ projects are part of the School's Action Plan. Students and teachers are encouraged to apply for projects to provide a different perspective to the students involved. Online partnerships are carried out on the European Commission platform, ESEP, a secure framework for both teachers as well as for students.

In the 2023-2024 school year, 4 e-Twinning projects are underway:

1. Unity in diversity, project founded by amb. eTwinning/Erasmus+ Voicu Corina in collaboration with Emine Kaya from Turkey. Teams from 9 countries learn together through collaboration: Turkey (10), Romania (7), Greece (4), Italy (3), Croatia (2), Ukraine (1), France (1), Albania (1), Georgia (1).

Students discover together the meaning of the slogan of the European Union: Unity in diversity! They will learn about the European symbols: the anthem, May 9, the currency, the flag, European citizenship, the member states, the European institutions, they will document themselves about the contribution of the partner states to the development of history and culture, and they will identify our common values. They will seek to imagine our European future and correspond with each other on topics related to the theme of the eTwinning project. Students will develop their civic spirit, learn to solve real-life problems, gain self-confidence working in a democratic, tolerant and inclusive environment! They will then apply the information by developing their 21st century skills and will be assessed through interactive games.

2. Green Planet, a project founded by Cornelia Moț from Romania and Elvan Yetkin from Turkey that draws attention to climate change and promotes sustainability and greening. Care for the environment is shared by students and teachers from 15 countries: Romania (28), Turkey (10), Poland (7), Greece (7), Spain (5), Croatia (3), Lithuania (3), Republic Moldova (3), Armenia (2), Portugal (2), Albania (2), Italy (2), North Macedonia (2), Georgia (1), Bosnia and Herzegovina (1).

3.Say YES to Sustainable Aquatic Wildlife, by Lăcrimioara Săbăreanu from Romania, in team with Victoria Nicu, Republic of Moldova, through which the recommendations of the United Nations regarding the objectives of sustainable development are applied by 31 teams from 7 countries.

4. Building Digital Bridges to Student Well-being, a project that aims to connect students from 9 countries to build digital bridges in order to learn about the history, culture, and civilization of the partner countries. It is initiated by Daniela Grecu from Romania and Hülya Baysal from Turkey.

Our eTwinning team is coordinated by Voicu Corina, eTwinning and Erasmus+ ambassador, together with Ranca Aureliana, English teacher and Buta Ramona, French teacher.