ZŠ ŠKULTÉTYHO‚ NITRA

Dissemination

DISSEMINATION

1. Community Engagement and External Partnerships

 

  • Visit to the Faculty of Engineering in Hunedoara, October 2025

Students and teachers visited the Faculty of Engineering in Hunedoara, part of Politehnica University of Timișoara, where the Environmental Engineering specialization and the Waste Valorization Engineering study program are offered. The visit helped students connect school activities to higher-education pathways and professional approaches to waste recovery.

Faculty representatives presented examples of how industrial and municipal waste can be transformed into useful resources. The activity strengthened the connection between project learning, local expertise, and real-life applications of circular economy principles.

  


  • The Cardboard Factory in Alba Iulia-10 people

 

The partners visited the factory, where we were shown how to use and reuse materials for sustainable products.


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  • Garage sale- 150 students, parents, and teachers

The school organized the first edition of a garage sale where students traded or sold books, stationery, toys, and clothes. The event promoted the reuse of items, extended product lifespans, and helped students understand the value of second-hand goods as part of responsible consumption.

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2. Dissemination and Sharing of Results

  • the Slovakian mobility

 

 

  • The Romanian mobility

 

 

  • the Estonian mobility

 


 

  • 4 Staff MEETINGS- 36 x4= 144

After each mobility, the Romanian team informed teachers and students about the new practices, tools, and ideas observed during the visits. In June 2026, dissemination activities involved 36 teachers and supported the transfer of project results into school practice.

 

 

  • Classes were exposed to the information and practices of circular economy, in one way or another. November 2025                                                          
     

 

  • At the beginning of the school year, and at the end, the Erasmus project and the accreditation,  were mentioned in the school festivities, as well as in the parents’ and staff” meetings , where they were disseminated. The last festivities this year, where Erasmus diplomas were awarded, for the accreditation, were over 120 people( 7th and 8th graders, including families and staff), and then, the whole school festivity, except 8th graders, around 200 people.