Hungary is one of the partners of the Erasmus + ‘We All Count’ Project, which is part of FYME. And one of these Hungarian centers, the Lázár Ervin Elementary School sends us a video containing great documentary value. In it you can see what a MUS-E day is like at the school, framed within the framework of ‘We All Count’. MUS-E artists talk about the excitingness of an activity with the children of Lazar Ervin Elementary School that is different every day. And they tell us how they prepare for the activities, the energy they have, the energy they give in the sessions but also the one they receive from the children. Music and stories, they narrate, are the teaching pathways for the little ones and little ones at Lazar Ervin Elementary School. Folk music and fairy tales, specifically, in an artistic symbiosis that teachers join. And the fact that the teachers are incorporated encourages even more small students, who understand that if their teachers also participate the activities have to be fun. And so they are. “Going to MUS-E classes is such a good thing you can’t believe it.” Testimony of a boy from Lazar Ervin Elementary School. Impossible to add more. Let’s enjoy the video
‘We All Count’ and MUS-E: this is how it is worked and enjoyed at Lazar Ervin Elementary School (Hungary)
