We are happy to announce the first PULCHRA Workshop on “Educational methods in support of science and science education for Cities as Urban Ecosystems” that will be held online on Wednesday 27 January 2021. The aim of the Workshop is to share current science educational methods and best practices, as well as to discuss theRead more
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Great news!!! The PULCHRA school network is rapidly forming up! Don’t forget to visit the Pulchra City Challenges Platform to follow the City Challenges! The currently* selected schools for the 1st year of the project are: School Agios Ioannis Lyceum, Limassol Apeition Lyceum, Agros Ethnomartiras Kyprianos Lyceum, Strovolos Agios Georgios Lyceum, Lakatamia Paralimni Lyceum FotiRead more
Today we officially launch the PULCHRA project as the schools are beginning to work together with Partners and stakeholders. Teachers will be guided through the City Challenges Platform and are being informed of the various City Challenge themes, the Science Teams, the school network and all the various aspects of the project. We are alsoRead more
The deadline to express interest for participation to the PULCHRA project is extended due to the COVID 19 situation. The new deadline is 30/6/2020. You can find the open call describing the PULCHRA project and the role of schools in the project, as well as the application form to express interest for participation here: https://pulchra-schools.eu/2020/03/09/pulchra-call-for-schools/Read more
This is an open call for schools that are interested in participating to the PULCHRA project activities. Below you can find the open call describing the PULCHRA project and the role of schools in the project, as well as the application form to express interest for participation. The project is implemented in the following Countries:Read more
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By Antoin McDermott | Comments are ClosedOn November 25th, 2020, teachers and students from PULCHRA project pilot schools in Latvia gathered at a Virtual Opening Event on the
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By Constantinos Cartalis | Comments are ClosedGreat news!!! The PULCHRA school network is rapidly forming up! Don’t forget to visit the Pulchra City Challenges Platform to follow the
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