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This transnational contact seminar aims to establish new cross-border partnerships between schools in neighbouring countries. The seminar is aimed at teachers, school leaders, and other school staff working in primary and lower secondary education, supporting learners aged 6 to 14. 

Participants will receive guidance on how to design and implement Erasmus+ projects in line with programme rules, with a strong emphasis on diversity and inclusive education. 

The contact seminar will offer a combination of theoretical input and hands-on experience, including concrete project examples. Participants will explore how, for example, linguistic diversity can be meaningfully addressed in the classroom. In addition, an overview of the Erasmus+ Programme will be provided, and participants will be encouraged to develop ideas for their own project implementation related to an inclusive Europe. These ideas will be further developed collaboratively through group work. 

The overall aim of the seminar is to establish new Erasmus+ partnerships and is open to both newcomers to Erasmus+ and experienced organisations. The programme will include presentations, interactive workshops as well as a school visit and an excursion. 

By the end of this contact seminar, participants will have gained deeper insight into Key Action 1 and Key Action 2 of the Erasmus+ Programme. They will have increased their knowledge of how to develop and implement inclusive Erasmus+ projects that support inclusive European education. Furthermore, participants will be equipped with initial project ideas as well as potential project partners. 

The seminar is open to newcomers and recurrent beneficiaries who would like to develop Erasmus+ projects and cooperations  with neighbouring or nearby country (AT, HU, SI, SK, HR, CZ).