EU-funded project sees secondary school pupils visit Poland

The trip allowed the students the opportunity to share their final mini-company design for their school, including presenting a liquidation plan, which was then evaluated.

Students also had to make a presentation of each countrys spring flowers and plants to encourage them to share their culture with their foreign counterparts by showing them educational resources of art.

The students also visited Olsztyns castle, where Copernicus lived and made his astronomical calculations, as well as a science and technological park.