Kaiserslautern on Facebook
On the official Facebook page of the city of Kaiserslautern, the press office posts relevant administrative topics but also other information about Kaiserslautern and life in the city.
What are the targets of the Comenius Programme?
Creating European Integration and taking up the challenge of globalization:
The one who wants to raise understanding for these issues and support young people in acquiring skills and competencies which are necessary for their personal development, future employment and active citizenship has to assure the quality of school education and to make Europe be perceivable: in teaching and at school.
Improve and increase the mobility of pupils and educational staff across the EU;
Enhance and increase partnerships between schools in different EU Member States, with at least 3 million pupils taking part in joint educational activities by 2011;
Encourage language learning, innovative ICT-based content, services and better teaching techniques and practices;
Enhance the quality and European dimension of teacher training;
Improve pedagogical approaches and school management.
Since 2009 the twinned towns of Silkeborg/Denmark and Kaiserslautern have worked together in a Comenius Regio Project titled “Building Bridges”
This project aims to
install co-operation between school administrations, local schools and organisations working with children and adolescents with different cultural and ethnic backgrounds
test opportunities to better integrate children with a migrant background
achieve integration on local and European level (European citizenship)
organise a multicultural school
develop and test new teaching materials for teaching multicultural classes
work with children and adolescents of weak socio-economic regions
Agree on examples of best practice in both twins towns Silkeborg and Kaiserslautern
sustainably work together in the field of integration even after project completion
implement video conferences, a joint project homepage, study visits, conferences, inter school activities as well as similar actions within school administration and informal organisations
Participants are:
in Silkeborg/ Denmark:
in Kaiserslautern/Germany
The project is supported by EU subsidies