Showing posts with label BG/BRG Judenburg. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BG/BRG Judenburg. Show all posts

Monday, 15 May 2017



Erasmus+ - Anerkennung durch LSR-Präsidentin Elisabeth Meixner


Das BG/BRG Judenburg erhielt am 10. Mai 2017 im Sitzungssaal des Grazer Rathauses im Rahmen der Feier „30 Jahre Erasmus“ eine offizielle Anerkennungsurkunde vom Land Steiermark und dem Landesschulrat für Steiermark. Laut Urkunde trug das BG/BRG Judenburg durch die erfolgreiche Teilnahme an EU-Projekten dazu bei, die Qualität der Bildung durch europäische Kooperation und internationale Vernetzung zum Nutzen der Region Steiermark und Europas zu stärken. Überreicht wurden die Urkunden unter anderem von Landesrätin MMag Barbara Eibinger-Miedl und Landesschulratspräsidentin Dipl-Päd.in Elisabeth Meixner.



Monday, 6 March 2017

4th Students' Exchange 
in
Austria 
Day 5




4th Students' Exchange 
in
Austria 
Day 4




4th Students' Exchange 
in
Austria 
Day 3





4th Students' Exchange 
in
Austria 
Day 2

Morning





4th Students' Exchange 
in
Austria 
Day 1 

Afternoon 




4th Students' Exchange 
in
Austria 
Day 1 

Morning





4th Students' Exchange 
in
Austria 
12th - 18th February 2017


The last students' exchange of this Erasmus+ Project took place in Austria at the BG/BRG Judenburg. The principle of the BG/BRG Judenburg Mr. Johann Mischlinger welcomed 24 exchange students and 6 teachers from Poland, Denmark and Spain. The exchange in Austria was organised by Ilse Prenn and Bernd Fiechtl, they had prepared, togehter with the Austrian students an exciting programme with a wide range cultural, sports and artistic activities. They also visited the Simultania Liechtenstein, where the exchange students prepared delicious food together with friends from Simultania. The friends from Simultania had also prepared a wheelchair ralley.  
The programme did not only contain activities related to the projects' topic "Inclusion of disadvantaged people" but also a visit of the Sternenturm Judenburg, a trip to the chocolate factory Zotter and a tour in Graz.  

The students' exchange finished with a great closing ceremony. All students of the 7a and 7b participated together with their parents, teachers from the BG/BRG Judenburg and also the head of Simultania Liechtenstein Helmut Ploschnitznig togehter with our friends. At this ceremony the project song "Colours of a butterfly" (lyrics written by Danish students / music by the Danish composer Anders Hornshø) and the play "The Young Sherlock Holmes" (directed by Eva Tatschl) were performed their very first time. Finally all visitors could be invited to a delicous snack at the extraordinary buffet prepared by the parents. 

The Austrian project team would like to say thank you to the following supporters of the project:
The principle Mr. Johann Mischlinger
The administrator Mr. Ernst Kandler
The teachers at BG/BRG Judenburg: Silke Felfer, Ulrike Schlacher, Ulrike Sölkner, Hertraut Scheucher, Eva Gergely, Andrea Rescher, Birgit Horvath, Ulrike Steinwidder

Special thanks go to:
Eva Tatschl who created the play "The Young Sherlock Holmes"
Thomas Held who supported the singers of the song "Colours of a Butterfly"
Martin Obermaier who supported the show with audio equipment
Günter Bucher und Andreas Pilgram who supported the project with school equipment and the stage setting
The cleaning staff

We would also like to say a big thank you to all people at our partner institution Simultania Liechtenstein, and especially "PLO" who made this project possible. 


 





 

Tuesday, 8 November 2016

Sunday, 16 October 2016

Films
on 
Students' Exchange 
in

 Denmark

 and 

Poland 

Reports
on
3rd Students' Exchange 
in 
Denmark




On Tuesday the 30th of September 2016 we, Paula Schnedl, Viktoria Petritsch, Michelle Steinkellner, Verena Fössl, Vanessa Vörös, Lisa Strohmeyer, Selina Stolz, Sabrina Sattler and our teachers Miss Prenn and Mister Fiechtl started the journey to our destination Aalborg (Denmark). We met each other at the train station Judenburg on the evening. The students said goodbye to the parents and the sisters and brothers, took the luggage and got in the train to Vienna central train station. Everyone sat down and the train started to move. We were really excited because no-one of us knew what we have to expect from Denmark.  During the drive we got in contact with everyone and we had much fun together. After the 2 hours in the train we were exhausted at the Vienna central station. We determined to bring the luggage in the hotel before we went for some food.


We started early on the next morning. We took the train at 5 am und arrived a bit later at the airport in Vienna. After our arrival at the Airport we reserved some seats in the plane. We took our boarding tickets and checked us in. We couldn’t believe that we were in Denmark in some hours. We were really glad to be a part of the Erasmus + project. We were sitting in the waiting room when suddenly the staff allowed us to go in the plane. We flew with the Austrian airlines. We stowed our hand luggage and sat down. The stewardess explained us the safety instructions and we rolled to the runway. Some of us felt really queasy, but the breath-taking view and the support of the others helped us. On board we got a delicious breakfast. The 1 ½ hours in the plane flew by.


We arrived at Copenhagen, took our luggage and headed for our Hotel. It was called Island Hotel. After we found our Hotel and checked in, we went by train to the centre. We had some free time to get some food and afterwards we walked along the streets. We were fascinated by the small, coloured houses and the harbour was incredible. A bit tired and exhausted we went back to our Hotel und took our luggage and brought it to the hotel room. The rooms were bright and beautiful and the best was the view to the sea. 
 This evening we had free time. Many of us stayed in the hotel, the others walked to the shopping mall next to our hotel and some just sat on the bench and enjoyed the beautiful view. 
 

 After a relaxing night, we woke up on Saturday to start our first day in “Kopenhaven” and went straightaway to the nearby shoppingcenter to have breakfast. As soon as we were awake and our hunger satisfied, we made our way to the city centre to get tickets for a sightseeing boat trip around Copenhagen. Shipping through the canals of Copenhagen, we saw attractions like the Opera House, the Playhouse, the Royall Palace and the famous Little Mermaid. After the boat trip, we decided to have a closer look at the Palace and its gardens. At the Royal Palace, we were lucky to see the end of the shift and how the guards left the palace for the weekend. Afterwards, we visited the modern museum, which was part of the palace, and walked through the royal gardens to have a closer look at the “Little Mermaid”. After taking many photos, we decided that it was time for lunch, so we went to the street food market, where they offer different kinds of food throughout the year. When we had finally found our favourite food, we sat down by the sea and watched the seagulls. Again, we took some photos, and then we finally got back to our hotel, where most of us fell asleep for a few hours, because we were so exhausted. In the evening, we all met at the mall again to grab something to eat and drink. Back at the hotel, we sat together till late at night, until we finally went to bed. Exhausted, but also excited for the next day, we fell asleep.