• December 7, 2012
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Active student governments – workshop for Polish students

Fot. wilnoteka.lt

On 13 and 14 of December The Foundation Aid to Poles in the East is going to organize workshop for Polish students “Active student governments” which will be held in the office of the School Point of the Native Subjects at the Foundation of a Little Prince which is on  Visų Šventųjų 5 Streetin Vilnius.

The main aims of this workshop are:

– to make the students of Polish school from Lithuania more active,

– to develop the leadership skills,

– to develop  the civic duties,

– the participation in the local community and the creation of initiatives.

It is estimated that in the workshop 20 students from 4 Polish school from Lithuania at the age of 16 to 18 will take part. The trainers will be from the Center For Citizenship Education of Warsaw.

Organizer – The Foundation Aid to Poles in the East- covers the costs of dinner and coffee and, eventually, covers travelling expenses if necessary.

If you are interested, please contact us at edukacja@pol.org.pl, info@polskaszkola.lt or +370 625 60 465.

Date: 13.12.2012 – 14.12.2012 (the whole days)

Source: http://www.wilnoteka.lt/pl/artykul/aktywne-samorzady-uczniowskie-warsztaty-dla-uczniow-polskich-szkol

Tłumaczenie Diana Omiljaniuk w ramach praktyk w Europejskiej Fundacji Praw Człowieka, www.efhr.eu. Translated by Diana Omiljaniuk the framework of a traineeship programme of the European Foundation of Human Rights, www.efhr.eu.

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