Completed projects

In May 10th -17th, 2025 an Erasmus+ group mobility was organised to Viareggio in Italy. Viareggio is located in Tuscany, near Pisa. The project involved 10 students and 2 teachers.

The project continue the next academic year 2025-26 in Kerava when the Italian students and teachers will be hosted by Kerava Upper Secondary School.

Our partner school in Viareggio: Liceo Carducci
https://www.liceo-carducci.edu.it

The aim of the mobility is to learn about the history of Kerava’s twin town Aschersleben, Berlin and former divided Germany. Students also learn about the artistic production of the Aschersleben artist Neo Rauch as well as explore the sustainable way of living in future; new ways of sustainable housing, transportation and food.

Aimed at learners of German language, the aim of the trip is also to get to know German culture and customs and to use the German language as much as possible.

Partner school: Gymnasium Stephaneum
https://stephaneum.de

10 students visited Sokolov in October 2024. The project did not include a return visit. project theme focuses on natural sciences.

Partner school: Gymnázium a KVC Sokolov, příspěvková organizace
https://www.gymso.cz/

Erasmus+ long-term student mobility

In the academic year 2024-25, one student from Kerava upper secondary school was on a student exchange at WIKU BRG Graz in Austria. In return, an Austrian student spended the whole spring term in Kerava.

Partner school: Wirtschaftskundliches BRG Graz
https://www.wiku.at/

Three students from Kerava upper secondary school participated in a two-week Erasmus+ short term student mobility at Gymnasium auf der Karthause in the spring semester 2025. In return, three students from Koblenz participated in a two-week exchange at Kerava upper secondary school in January 2025.

Partner school: Gymnasium auf der Karthause
https://gymkarthause.bildung.koblenz.de/

The theme of the project was the diversity of knowledge through the image.
The content of the project consisted of students’ reflections and answers to the following questions:” Is a painting always imagination and a photograph always truth?” ”How do image processing and artificial intelligence change the concept of truth in images? How and what do we learn about each other through images? What do we want to communicate through images? How strongly are images of Italians and Finns formed through everyday images and art?”

Partner school: Liceo Scientifico di Stato A.Calini
https://lnx.liceocalini.edu.it/international

The aim of the visit was to learn about Kerava’s twin town Aschersleben, Berlin and the history of the former divided Germany. The students were also introduced to the artistic production of the Aschersleben artist Neo Rauch. The field trip also explored how people will live in the future, what they will eat, how they will move around and how they will live.

The aim of the student mobility, specifically aimed at the students of German language, was to learn about German culture and to use the German language as much as possible.

Partner school: Stephaneum Gymnasium in Aschersleben
https://stephaneum.de

Erasmus+ long-term student mobility

The partnership with the Lycée Victor Duruy in Mont-de-Marsan, France, which started in 2022, continued for the academic year 2023-2024, offering the possibility of a long-term, 6-week-long student exchange. The long-term student mobility was reciprocal.

Partner school: Lysee Victor Duruy, Mont-de-Marsan
https://lyceeduruy.fr

Erasmus+ long-term student mobility

In the academic year 2023-2024, two Spanish students were on long-term exchange in Keravan lukio and one student from Keravan lukio spent his long-term student mobility of eight weeks in Elche.

Partner school: IES La Foia d’Elx.
https://portal.edu.gva.es/ieslafoiadelx

In April 2022, Kerava Upper Secondary School started a partnership with Lycée Victor Duruy in Mont-de-Marsan, France. The aim of the project was to find new and innovative pedagogical approaches and methods for teaching English in situations where students have learning difficulties for various reasons. The project explored French culture and education by comparing Finnish and French society, values and history. Strengthening cultural and historical awareness and a positive view of the learner were key objectives.

8 students and 2 teachers took part in the Erasmus+ group mobility.

Partner school: Lycée Victor Duruy

The aim of the project was to develop students’ scientific knowledge and IT skills.
20 students and 2 teachers took part in the Erasmus+ group mobility.

Partner school: Liceo Calini Brescia

The theme of the project was fashion and graphic design. The project explored how young people express their identity through street fashion. One focus of the project was the responsibility of fashion in consumer culture and how we communicate our values and ideas through the way we dress. Students from Kerava Upper Secondary School and Italian Upper Secondary School designed a garment or set of garments from recycled materials. The project ended with a fashion show.

12 students and 2 teachers took part in the Erasmus+ group mobility.

Partner school: Istituto D’Istruzione Superiore Caterina Caniana

The project focused on tourism and its social and economic impact in Italy and Finland.
7 students and 2 teachers took part in the Erasmus+ group mobility.

Partner school: Istituto Istruzione Superiore Einaudi-Alvaro

The theme of the project was Common Europe – different nations.

The project explored the differences and similarities between Spain and Finland in terms of history, society, geography and nature, culture, customs and traditions, and everyday life. Each group’s project work explored its own thematic area, which was the subject of an illustrative presentation to be given to all at the end of the project. The students also produced infographics on their topic area, which were printed and displayed. The destinations of the field trips during the project, both in Spain and Finland, were linked to the content of the project work.

10 students and 2 teachers took part in the Erasmus+ mobility.

Partner school: IES Francesc Tàrrega

The aim of the project was to learn about the history of Aschersleben, Berlin and the former divided Germany. The students were also introduced to the artistic work of Neo Rauch, the world famous artist born in Aschersleben. The project included visions for the future, too: how to live, what to eat, how to travel and how to live in the future in order to promote sustainability. As the project was specifically aimed at students studying German as a foreign language, the aim was also to get first-hand experience about German culture, way of living, and to use the German language as much as possible in an authentic environment.

10 students and 2 teachers took part in the Erasmus+ mobility.

Partner school: Stephaneum Gymnasium Aschersleben