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ERASMUS+ PROGRAMME

Opening our classrooms to Europe

Learn languages, discover other cultures, and grow personally and professionally through international educational experiences.

Experiences that make a lasting impact

Education connected to Europe

The Samaniego Teaching Cooperative has taken part in Erasmus+ school cooperation and mobility projects, giving students the opportunity to discover new ways of learning, living together, and working alongside students and professionals from other countries.

Our European journey

Projects at a glance

Quickly see which initiatives are under way and which form part of CES Samaniego’s European journey.

Erasmus Accreditation · School Education

Erasmus+-accredited school since 2024

In February 2024, CES Samaniego was awarded Erasmus Accreditation in School Education (KA120-SCH) under the 2023 Call. This accreditation recognises our Erasmus Plan and enables us to pursue a stable mobility and internationalisation strategy throughout the 2024–2027 period.

KA120-SCH 2024–2027 period Project 2023-1-ES01-KA120-SCH-000191726
7objectives planned
7objectives selected
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Our Erasmus Plan: seven objectives

A roadmap for transforming the educational experience of students and staff.

01

Give our students the opportunity to enjoy a unique, transformative experience.

02

Improve the English-language skills of our students and staff.

03

Improve the digital competence of our students and staff.

04

Offer more opportunities to students with specific educational support needs (ACNEAE).

05

Improve opportunities for disadvantaged students.

06

Raise awareness of and contribute to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals of the 2030 Agenda.

07

Improve our teachers’ language skills and digital competence, while also strengthening their European awareness.

SEPIE final decision: 16 February 2024.

The Erasmus Plan in action

Accredited mobility projects

Our accreditation is implemented through annual projects that create new European opportunities for our students and staff.

Accredited mobility · 2025 Call

Erasmus+ project for students and staff

CES Samaniego is delivering an accredited mobility project in School Education. Over fifteen months, the programme promotes European learning, training, and inclusion experiences for our school community.

2025-1-ES01-KA121-SCH-000312687
2025–20262025 Erasmus+ Call
15 monthsproject duration
1 Jun 2025 – 31 Aug 2026implementation period
KA121-SCHSchool Education
  • Student mobility
  • Staff mobility
  • Inclusion support
  • Language preparation

Information from the Erasmus+ grant agreement signed with SEPIE · 2025 Call.

Student mobility · 2025

Fourth-year ESO students in Slovenia

Fourth-year ESO students took part in an Erasmus+ mobility in Slovenia as part of the school’s 2025 accredited project. The experience combined school life, intercultural activities, shared learning and cultural visits, strengthening independence, communication skills and the European dimension of their education.

Accredited mobility · 2026 Call

Continuing to expand our European opportunities

CES Samaniego will continue to develop its Erasmus strategy through a new accredited mobility project in School Education. Over fifteen months, it will provide European learning, training, and inclusion experiences for students and staff.

2026-1-ES01-KA121-SCH-000428990
2026–20272026 Erasmus+ Call
15 monthsproject duration
1 Jun 2026 – 31 Aug 2027implementation period
KA121-SCHSchool Education
  • Student mobility
  • Staff mobility
  • Inclusion support
  • Language support

Information from the Erasmus+ grant agreement signed with SEPIE · 2026 Call.

Jean Monnet Networks for Schools · 2026–2029

Jean Monnet SHARE Project

Sharing Harmony, Awareness, and Responsibility in European Education

CES Samaniego coordinates a European network of six education partners helping students aged 11–14 explore European Union values, sustainability, inclusion, active citizenship and digital competence.

SHAREJEAN MONNET · 2026–2029
101238956project reference
36 months1 Feb 2026 – 31 Jan 2029
6 countriesone European school network
Ages 11–14participating students
€299,280maximum EU grant

What is SHARE?

SHARE embeds European topics in everyday classroom practice through teacher training, interdisciplinary resources, student projects and international cooperation through eTwinning. Learning combines inquiry, hands-on experience, cross-curricular work and active participation.

Why is it needed?

The baseline survey collected responses from 600 students and 120 teachers across the consortium. It found strong motivation to learn about Europe, alongside clear gaps in knowledge and in the classroom use of EU education resources.

20%of students could explain basic EU concepts.
68%were unfamiliar with EU sustainability initiatives.
78%did not know about EU digital-skills initiatives.
6%of teachers used EU educational resources.

Objectives and planned results

Teacher training

Eighteen teachers, three per partner, take part in three learning pathways: EU values, green skills and sustainability, and inclusion and diversity. This represents 54 course completions.

120 resources

Creation and piloting of 120 interdisciplinary teaching activities, twenty per partner, adaptable to different subjects and contexts.

180 students

Thirty students per partner will join transnational experiences and intercultural learning activities.

Green Councils

One Green Student Council in every school and 54 student-led environmental initiatives.

European awareness

Raise students’ understanding of the EU from a 40% baseline to 90% by the end of the project.

Open impact

Share open-access materials and reach at least 1,200 members of the education community.

Five areas of work

WP1Management and coordination · CES Samaniego
WP2Teacher training · Kütahya İl MEM
WP3Educational materials · Polish partner / SP5
WP4Piloting and participation · Kaunas Tadas Ivanauskas
WP5Impact and sustainability · Slovak partner

European partners

Spain · CoordinatorCES Samaniego / Enseñanza Samaniego, S. Coop.
TürkiyeKütahya Provincial Directorate of National Education / Adnan Menderes Middle School
PolandMunicipality of Grudziądz / Primary School No. 5
LithuaniaKaunas Tadas Ivanauskas Progymnasium
SlovakiaChurch Joint School of the Virgin Mary
RomaniaMihai Viteazul Secondary School, Câmpia Turzii

The project is already under way

23–27 February 2026

All six partners met at CES Samaniego in Alcantarilla to agree the calendar, management, dissemination and quality arrangements.

Official logo

A competition was held in all six schools. The winning design was created by a Romanian partner student and selected through international voting.

Teacher training

The official project website reports completion of the three courses on EU values, sustainability and inclusion.

eTwinning and resources

International cooperation is active and the first materials on the European Green Deal and the circular economy have been published, together with the kick-off presentation and agenda.

Project 101238956 — SHARE · Erasmus+ Jean Monnet Networks for Schools

Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are, however, those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.

KA2 · 2017–2019

What About Your Blue?

A school cooperation project focused on the responsible use of water and cultural exchange among young Europeans.

Cooperation between European schools

Learning together to protect our resources

Students in Years 8 and 9 worked with pupils from other European schools and had the opportunity to discover different educational, social, and cultural realities. The project was co-funded by the European Union.

  • Spain
  • Slovenia
  • Italy
  • Latvia
  • Poland
  • Portugal
  • Romania
  • Türkiye

Mobilities completed

Portugal · 8–14 Jan 2018 Latvia · 18–21 Mar 2018 Türkiye Slovenia Spain Italy Poland
View the mobility held in Alcantarilla
KA2 · 2019–2022

Innovative Europe

A cooperation project involving schools in Türkiye, Italy, Hungary, Malta, Poland, and Spain. Year 9 students worked with young people from other countries and developed their language, cultural, and social skills.

The initiative, co-funded by the European Union, combined collaborative activities with international mobilities. The first project meeting took place in Poland from 24 to 30 November 2019.

  • Spain
  • Türkiye
  • Italy
  • Hungary
  • Malta
  • Poland
Participants in the Innovative Europe Erasmus+ mobility in Poland
Innovative Europe project meeting in Poland
KA1 · Vocational Education and Training

Work placements across borders

KA1 mobilities enabled VET students to complete part of their training in workplaces in the United Kingdom, gain independence, and put their knowledge into practice in an international environment.

2017/2018 academic year · Bournemouth

Three Administrative Management students completed 100 hours of workplace training over one month.

2018/2019 academic year · Bristol

Two Administrative Management students and three Auxiliary Nursing Care students completed work placements in organisations across the city.

More than a journey

What Erasmus+ offers

Educational experiences that continue to shape students long after they return home.

A

Languages

Using other languages in real-life situations to communicate, collaborate, and solve everyday problems.

B

Independence

Confidence, initiative, and the ability to adapt to new environments.

C

Employability

Professional skills and practical experience in international settings.

D

European citizenship

Respect, cooperation, and openness to different cultures and ways of learning.