Our conclusion

For three years we have been working to becoming good Europeans. And we have found out that to be a young European you have to be open-minded and, able to accept differences, while you are to respect every person as an individual.

During these three years we have been visiting all the different countries and cultures.

In Laval, France, we have had five topics we were going to present to the other countries. The topics were: dating, dress code, school behaviour, food and meals and going out in the evening.

In Bielsk Podlaski, Poland we presented the final presentation of the five topics that we had not been able to finish before the last time we got together. We also agreed that we are going to put the project on a webpage.

In Landskrona, Sweden, we prepared the four big questions and we also started to construct the webpage.

In Moravske Budejovice, we talked about the questions and answered them trough different project, ex: collage.

In Bremen, Germany we made the conclusion of the entire project and almost finished the webpage.

We have also been around and been on a lot of sightseeing, we believe that learning about the country is a good way to get to the be people even better.

Now on of the last days, we played a card game called Barnga. And it’s goal was to be more open-minded and to accept different sets of rules, (cultures). And the point of the game was to realise that not everything is as easy as it seems at first sight, but has many layers of cultures and opinions.

We could compare this game to our everyday life. In our project we have played it for three years.

“In our project we have been successful in creating a peaceful Europe. We feel we have found the key -  and now it’s up to you to open the door.”