On 24, 25 and 26 April, the Erasmus +’We All Count’ Project Meeting took place, of which the Yehudi Menuhin Spain Foundation is part, and in which they took part: MUS-E ROMA ONLUS (COORDINADOR)
- YEHUDI MENUHIN SPAIN FOUNDATION
- ALDEANUEVA TOWN HALL
- ALCOLEA RÍO TAJO CITY COUNCIL
- KING JUAN CARLOS UNIVERSITY
- CRA RIO TAJO
- UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI ROMA TRE
- REGIONE LAZIO
- ISTITUTO SYMPATHETIC VIA CUTIGLIANO
- ÉSZAK-BUDAPESTI TANKER-LETI K-ZPONT
- MUS-E MAGYARORSZÁG KOZHASZNÚ EGYSE-LET
- EOTVOS LORAND TUDOMANYEGYETEM
- INTERNATIONAL YEHUDI MENUHIN FOUNDATION
The event was initiated on Wednesday 24 with reception of the partners at the Embassy of Hungary, where in addition, the three Hungarian partners of ‘We All Count’, SZAK-BUDAPESTI TANKER-LETI K-ZPONT, MUS-E MAGYARORS- K-ZHASZN-EGYSE-LET, EOTVOS LORAND TUDOMANYEGYETEM, had a meeting with the Hungarian Ambassador to Spain, Ms. A meeting in which the work of the Erasmus+ and ‘We All Count’ Projects was part of and valued specifically for work in Europe.
Afterwards, the entire expedition set sail for Talavera from where on April 25 he departed for Aldeanueva de Barbarroya, on a morning day in which there was reception in the town hall and a welcome from the Mayor and the Councilor of Education. After presenting the participants of the meeting and a brief presentation of the work developed by each partner entity, the expedition visited the Aldeanueva section of the CRA Río Tajo/José Manuel Oviedo, where good practices were performed both of CRA itself and of the partners of ‘We All Count’.
In the afternoon, visit toledo and reception by the Ministry of Education, to which the program was presented and an assessment of the ‘We All Count’ Project was made. The day ended with the return to Talavera. From there, on Friday, April 26, the last day of the meeting began, which included a trip to Bercial, where the section of the CRA Río Tajo/José Manuel Oviedo was visited and the rural school was discussed as an inclusive and inclusive model. Afterwards, he made his way to Alcolea, where the expedition was received by the Mayor and the Local Councilor of Education. There, in addition to meetings by areas of work, an exhibition of the works carried out at the CRA Río Tajo was visited, an artistic workshop was held for father and mothers and participants in the meeting, a ceramic workshop was held and, after the conclusions, the meeting was ended with the transfer to Talavera by Now on Saturday 27 April travel the expedition to Madrid and return to its places of origin.
