1. E10169209 FETHİYE ÜZÜMLÜ İMKB ANADOLU LİSESİ Turkey

Our school building was constructed as a result of the efforts of Fethiye District National Board of Education and Fethiye District Forestry Board under the Istanbul Stock Exchange project to build 8 schools across the country.

              Fethiye District National Directorate of Education sought land to carry out the project and, as a result of cooperation with Fethiye Property Directorate, 25 decares of land in forestry quality were allocated for the construction of a school. With permission from the Ministry of National Education, construction started in 2001 and construction was completed in August 2003 and the 2003-2004 academic year. It was put into service as Üzümlü İMKB Multi-Program High School under the General Directorate of Tourism and Commerce. In the 2005-2006 academic year, the general department of secondary education was opened and Turkish mathematics and science departments began to be taught. In the 2008-2009 school year, the female dormitory for 50 people, built by the Associação de Apoio à Vida Contemporânea, was linked to our school.

Since the 2010-2011 academic year, our school has been connected to the General Directorate of Secondary Education and transformed into an Anatolian secondary school, and the students of the CPL group are graduating gradually. In 2010-2011, the Anatolian high school group started education and training as 2 branches with 60 students. As of the 2011-2012 school year, the student capacity is 90 and education activities continue with 3 branches each.

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2. E10129198 Istituto di Istruzione Superiore "Enrico Fermi" Italy

  I.I.S. “ENRICO FERMI” is a technical high school in Sarno in the district of Salerno in southern Italy near Naples. 
          The school is directed by the headmaster dr. ANTONIO DI RISO and it hosts about 1000 students aged 14/19, 120 teachers and 35 among technical and administrative personnel. Our students are mainly italian. However, the number of youngsters coming from different countries, mainly east Europe, north Africa and south east Asia, and asking to join our family of pupils, is continuously increasing. The families of our students are maily working class families with a low cultural background. There are a lot of migrants who live with  only one parent because the other still lives in their  country of origin. There are also a lot of students with special needs, because of poor social and cultural background. 
         In our school there are  24  disabled students and 30 of our students have special educational needs. We have a high percentage of early school leaving because our students are not motivated enough. Our teaching methods are based on strategies trying to motivate and  giving them the right tools to become competitive for the job demand. There is a low percentage of students with different religion such as muslims. There are five different courses of studies: chemistry, electronics, information technology, marketing and tourism.   
          I.I.S. “ENRICO FERMI” is a technical high/secondary school in Sarno in the district of Salerno in southern Italy near Naples. The students  follow five distinct 5-year-long learning paths, based, respectively, on chemistry, electronics, information technology, marketing and tourism. In our school we have smart boards in every classroom and our teaching is based on the use of ICT. There are two campus, a main and a satellite one.
            There are four languages studied at our school: english, french, spanish and german.
          Italian  students have a national test called “INVALSI” which is a national test with the aim of testing their maths and italian language skills, our students got low marks at the last test. The results related to their final exams are good because they get good marks at subjects connected to their technical sectors. Our students are involved in  "YOUNG APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMM” in order to prepare them for the job demand.

 

3. E10188556 Agrupamento de Escolas Augusto Cabrita Portugal

Augusto Cabrita Secondary School is located at Rua Maria Lamas, Alto do Seixalinho parish, at one end of the City, next to the highway. The School is structured in six independent blocks of two floors, connected by a gallery and two individual blocks - one cafeteria and a sports pavilion.
Inaugurated under the name Escola Secundária do Alto do Seixalinho, in the academic year 1987/1988, it began to be known as “the pink school” due to one of the colors that stands out from the exterior walls and to distinguish it from the “blue school”, the Escola Básica 2/3 Padre Abílio Mendes.
On January 14, 1999, by Order No. 602/99, it was renamed Escola Secundária Augusto Cabrita, as it was considered important to give it a name that would form part of Barreirense collective memory and be a reference of Portuguese culture.
On May 28, 1999, the name change to Escola Secundária Augusto Cabrita was made official, in honor of the great master Augusto Cabrita.
Construction on this site was due to the need to respond to the population growth recorded at that time.
The School maintains the original layout, since it was not intervened by the Parque Escolar,
In 2013, the school joined the Padre Abílio Mendes group of schools and was renamed Augusto Cabrita School Group.
Of the pavilions that make up the school, five are intended for classrooms, one for sports (Physical Education Pavilion), another for Services (secretariat, group management, teachers' room, post, library). playground and a car park. The school has a good, spacious outdoor space and the pavilions communicate with each other through covered corridors.
The secondary school itself comprises professional courses in management, tourism, makteting, informatics, robotics and physical education in addition to courses aimed at continuing studies for higher education in the areas of technology, economics, humanities and arts.

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4. E10141411 1st General Lyceum of Patras Greece

Our school is located in Anthoupoli, Patras.

The First High School in Patras

1. Establishment

     The High School of Patras was established in 1836 and began to function normally in 1838. It was called the "Royal High School of Patras" and its first high school principals were Alexandros Radinos (1840-1855) and Georgios Chrysovergis (1838-1840), both leading philologists. with disagreements as to time lead.

2. Personalities

From the beginning of September 1878, Andreas Karkavitsas had come to Patras to study at the only high school in the city, having in his hands the diploma of the school of Lechaina.

In the 1st High School of Patras, we find evidence of the student life of the Messolonghi post-war poet Miltiadis Malakasis, whose high school studies follow the triangular course of Messolonghi - Athens - Patras.

Among the students of the 1st high school of Patras we find Ilias Voutieridis, an acclaimed populist writer. All the years of his student studies are spent in Patras, with which he creates an unbreakable emotional bond.

The President of the Republic, Kostis Stepha

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5. E10194055 Zespol Szkol Nr1 im. prof. B. Krupinskiego Poland

The young copper industry, developed in the early 1960s, needed qualified personnel, which is why in 1962 a decision was taken in Lubin to establish mining schools. As early as September 1963, young people could begin their training at the Escola Básica Mineira and at the Escola Técnica Mineira para Trabalhadores. According to previous provisions, the Complexo Escolar Mineiro received its name, permanent headquarters, employees and even a dormitory and cafeteria on September 1, 1964, and it was from that moment that it was founded. The opening of new schools was an event for the city. The Technical Mining School of the Ministry of Heavy Industry, the Basic Mining School of KGHM and the Technical Mining School for Workers of KGHM were established.

    Since the beginning of its existence, the school has been developing dynamically, as evidenced by the ever-increasing number of students. In 1963, the team had 207 students, a year later there were already 723, and in the third year of teaching, 1,303 people studied in 44 classes. Today we have more than 1,500 students in 55 classes.

    Along with the changes in teaching profiles, the name of the school also changed. On September 1, 1972, the Technical Mining School KGHM in Lubin was created, and a year later, on October 30, 1973, it was named after Professor Bolesław Krupiński. The 1990s brought an expansion of the educational offer. On September 1, 1990, the 3rd Secondary School began its activity. Three years later, the Legnica Board of Education changed the name of the school to the Lubin School Complex. Currently, the school is called School Complex No. 1 in Lubin. In addition to the main building, the school also has a sports hall and workshops. Both the inhabitants of Lubin and young people from the outskirts of our city attend the school.

    The miners' festival is solemnly celebrated at the school - the traditional Barbórka. Students have the opportunity to learn about Minas Gerais customs, including the famous skin jump, illustrating the custom of accepting young people as brothers from Minas Gerais
, and hear the school fanfare perform.

    Young people studying at the school have been participating in projects abroad for many years. Already in 1974, a group of students left for the Soviet Union, in 1988, as part of an international exchange, we participated in trips to East Germany and the United States, and in the 1990s to France. In recent years, we have joined the European Comenius and Leonardo da Vinci programmes. As part of the programs, students have the opportunity to travel to all EU countries.

    Despite the passing of the years and the many changes, the unique environment of the school, vibrant with life, building the traditions of the mining profession, following the spirit of the times with technical solutions, forming the technical intelligentsia, which permanently associates its promotion with Copper belt, survivor

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6. E10048117 Colegiul National de Informatica "Carmen Sylva, Romenia

"My high school, this high school from Petroşani, it seems to me that in the statistics of 1939 it was among the smallest high schools in the country, it produced on average about 12-18 graduates per year [...] And at the famous baccalaureate in Deva I remember , our high school competed with complete success, the high schools in Orăștie, Deva, Brad" (I. D. Sârbu)

"At the age of 100, the school is not too old, yet at 75 years the high school is not too old, but this high school has been tested a lot, the high school par excellence of the Ji Valley and even of some neighboring counties, by those who have passed its threshold , was abandoned year after year by disciples and teachers. Others took their place, taking him - we are convinced, now on the anniversary - to unsuspected heights. Testimony are those who took flight from its benches, learned to scrutinize the secret of the decades and to talk with the wise men of the world" (Gheorghe Ana)

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The history of our college begins in 1894, when - on the initiative of some intellectuals from Petroșani - a gymnasium was created that functioned in the current headquarters of the Petroșani Sports School Club. A few years later, in 1908, the gymnasium became a state high school.

On September 25, 1919, the first class taught in Romanian in this area was established in the high school, whose graduates became prestigious people of the country.

Throughout its existence, the school went through a series of title changes: mixed theoretical lyceum, mixed middle school, general culture lyceum, mathematics-physics lyceum.

Finally, in 1977, the high school was approved for the INFORMATICA profile, which means the establishment of the sixth high school with this profile in the country. The name of the high school was later changed to High School of Mathematics and Physics Petroșani.

In 1990, the name of the high school was changed again, the assigned name being the Petroșani Informatics High School.

In the fall of 2010, following some administrative reforms that also targeted education, the "Carmen Sylva" Petroșani General School entered the structure of the Petroșani Informatics High School, so that the newly created institution offers the possibility of following school courses in preschool, primary, secondary and high school

Known until 2006 as General School no. 6 Petroșani, upon the completion of 40 years of existence, the name of the school was changed to "Carmen Sylva" Petroșani General School, in the presence of His Majesty King Mihai I of Romania and His Majesty Queen Ana.

 

Starting with 01.09.2011, by decision of MECI, the title of Petroșani Informatics High School will be changed to "Carmen Sylva" Petroșani National College of Informatics.

  iveu e, finalmente, a escola está inscrita na história da cidade. nopoulos, is among the students who graduated from the 1st Boys' High School. A leading jurist with over twenty years of fruitful tenure in his hometown and a great politician of the conservative field, with amazing leadership skills and virtues.