EVPA Seminar students presentation

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This document provides an overview of activities conducted as part of a multi-country project called "European Values and Being Physically Active Through Games for a Better Life". The project involved students and teachers from Turkey, Poland, Romania, Latvia, and Portugal participating in meetings, cultural exchanges, and physical activities in order to learn about different cultures and values. Key events discussed include initial meetings to plan the project, student exchanges to Latvia and Portugal where groups participated in games and other activities, and ongoing preparations and presentations within Turkey.

EUROPEAN VALUES AND BEING
PHYSICALLY ACTIVE THROUGH GAMES
FOR A BETTER LIFE
EV&PA
Daha İyi Bir Yaşam İçin:
Değerlerimiz ve Spor

*WE ARE TOGETHER*
*TURKEY
*POLAND
*ROMANIA
*LATVIA
*PORTUGAL

*THE AIM OF THE PROJECT*
To learn different cultures and the values by doing
physical activities and having fun.

**PREPERATIONS**
• Students were informed about the project by leaflets.
• Volunteers were chosen for the project.
• First meeting was held with the participation of nearly 50
students.

• The first technical meeting was held in Piatra Neamt, Romania
(January 10th -12th in 2017)
• The meeting started in partner’s school.

Because of weather conditions and
other problems, there were only
three countries in the meeting;
Turkey, Romania and Portugal.
Teachers talked about the steps
that would be followed in the
Project and wrote the Project plan

They did a teleconference with Latvia and Sport for all
Federation from Turkey.

They worked about 3 days to finish the
schedule of the project. At the end of
the meeting, we took certificate of
attendance.
Then, they returned Turkey with full of
ideas.

We started to publish ‘’Daily News’’ at school.

The banks in the schoolyard were painted by students with
the help of teachers.

• ‘’8 March Women’s Day’’was celebrated with different kinds
of activities.
• All the teachers and the students were in the school yard
and played many games together.

The name of the students who would go to Latvia was
announced.

We started to prepare all the
tasks for the first mobility.

Gizem Girişmen, a worldwide archer, visited our school and talked
about the path to succes. She has many madels in paralimpic games

We also have some students at school with different sport
brances and most of them are in national teams or clubs.
We held a conference with them.

• Students prepared posters about ‘’FRIENDSHIP IN SPORT’’.
• Teachers and students voted for those posters and chose the
best one which was taken to Latvia then.

• After all these preparation, Latvia group went to Latvia
on 23th April.
• They made many activities and gained amazing experience
there.

• When the new school year started, we hold meetings.
• Teachers chose the students who would go to Portugal.
• Then we started preparations

We prepared an exhibition about sports women in history.

A board was prepared about Portugal by the help of Miss
Yılmaz and Mrs. Şimdi

We finished preparations for our Portugal trip. Then, the group
went to Portugal on 11th November.

After these two mobilities, we prepared newspaper to
announce what we did until that time.

In addition, we made presentations to whole school about the
Project and the mobilities.

We decorated our sports hall thanks to our art
teacher Süreyya YILMAZ.

Now we are continuing our activities in Turkey

We also offer our special thanks to our teachers who were with us
during the whole Project;
Zeynep Bediz Oyar
Emine Tokat
Emel Tanrıverdi
Özgün Soyatik Yıldırım
Süreyya Yılmaz
Şafak Çay
Münevver Şimdi
And for their technical support;
Mehmet Ayhan
Özge Aykol

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EVPA Seminar students presentation

1. EUROPEAN VALUES AND BEING PHYSICALLY ACTIVE THROUGH GAMES FOR A BETTER LIFE EV&PA Daha İyi Bir Yaşam İçin: Değerlerimiz ve Spor

2. *WE ARE TOGETHER* *TURKEY *POLAND *ROMANIA *LATVIA *PORTUGAL

3. *THE AIM OF THE PROJECT* To learn different cultures and the values by doing physical activities and having fun.

4. **PREPERATIONS** • Students were informed about the project by leaflets. • Volunteers were chosen for the project. • First meeting was held with the participation of nearly 50 students.

5. • In the meetings we discussed about what we could do. • Students prepared logos for the project and the best one was chosen by the votes of teachers and students to be brought to Romania. • Then our logo was chosen as the project’s master logo in Romania.

6. • The first technical meeting was held in Piatra Neamt, Romania (January 10th -12th in 2017) • The meeting started in partner’s school.

7. Because of weather conditions and other problems, there were only three countries in the meeting; Turkey, Romania and Portugal. Teachers talked about the steps that would be followed in the Project and wrote the Project plan

8. They did a teleconference with Latvia and Sport for all Federation from Turkey.

9. They worked about 3 days to finish the schedule of the project. At the end of the meeting, we took certificate of attendance. Then, they returned Turkey with full of ideas.

10. We started to publish ‘’Daily News’’ at school.

11. The banks in the schoolyard were painted by students with the help of teachers.

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13. The name of the students who would go to Latvia was announced.

14. We started to prepare all the tasks for the first mobility.

15. Gizem Girişmen, a worldwide archer, visited our school and talked about the path to succes. She has many madels in paralimpic games

16. We also have some students at school with different sport brances and most of them are in national teams or clubs. We held a conference with them.

17. • Students prepared posters about ‘’FRIENDSHIP IN SPORT’’. • Teachers and students voted for those posters and chose the best one which was taken to Latvia then.

18. • After all these preparation, Latvia group went to Latvia on 23th April. • They made many activities and gained amazing experience there.

19. SOME PHOTOS OF ACTIVITIES IN LATVIA

26. • When the new school year started, we hold meetings. • Teachers chose the students who would go to Portugal. • Then we started preparations

27. We prepared an exhibition about sports women in history.

28. A board was prepared about Portugal by the help of Miss Yılmaz and Mrs. Şimdi

29. We finished preparations for our Portugal trip. Then, the group went to Portugal on 11th November.

30. SOME PHOTOS OF ACTIVITIES IN PORTUGAL

37. After these two mobilities, we prepared newspaper to announce what we did until that time.

38. In addition, we made presentations to whole school about the Project and the mobilities.

39. We decorated our sports hall thanks to our art teacher Süreyya YILMAZ.

40. Now we are continuing our activities in Turkey

41. We also offer our special thanks to our teachers who were with us during the whole Project; Zeynep Bediz Oyar Emine Tokat Emel Tanrıverdi Özgün Soyatik Yıldırım Süreyya Yılmaz Şafak Çay Münevver Şimdi And for their technical support; Mehmet Ayhan Özge Aykol

42. THANKS FOR LISTENING TO US

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