TPM 3 Gela, 6th – 8th May 2019

From May 6^th to 8^th, 2019, the last Transnational Project Meeting (TPM 3), took place in Gela, Italy. All the partner delegations reached the meeting spot in optimal conditions and were active parts of the TPM 3.

            The first day was dedicated on the projects results and some conclusions that can be put in the final report. The Portuguese delegation presented the last developments of the Blog: https://erasmuska2aejdfaro.blogspot.com/, and the Hungarian representative, Florin-Cristian Balotescu shared with the group the work that has been done so far on the weebly page: https://fitcornoerasmus.weebly.com/. There was also an official welcome ceremony, where the school principal organized a welcome speech to all the participants. All the delegations attended a conference on the topic: “Focus on welcoming and integration of minorities”.

The second day was dedicated to a trip to Catania and its baroque area. The delegations had the chance to see migration areas in Catania and modern settlement patterns. They visited the fish market, the Cathedral, the Baroque area and had the privilege of a guided visit to the Castello Ursino.

The was some free time for lunch at the town centre and in the afternoon, there was a visit to the Romanian Consulate and a meeting with the Consul of Romania, where some data about migration in Sicily were shared and other important issues on the topic (im)migration.

The final working day was dedicated to the Final Report and Final Project Assessment: evaluation of the project websites, blog and specific outputs.

All the partners have respected the main inquiries of the project and used suitable digital platforms, in order to make results more accessible for all the delegations: https://tizianafinocchiaro3.wixsite.com/flippingup/italy. 

Before finishing, Mr. Martin CHATAGNON has shared with the group a very useful learning platform for future projects “Kid’s Projects”: www.kidsprojects.org.

All the delegations expressed the common vision that their expectations about this project were fully accomplished and thanked the Project Coordinator for all the hard work and guidance throughout the two years. 

Thank you Tiziana Finocchiaro!