Three educators from St. Nicholas College, Attard Primary – Ms. Oriel, Ms. Michelle, and
Ms. Lorraine – recently participated in an Erasmus+ training course held in Budapest, Hungary. The course, titled “There Is an App for That! Exploring the Best Apps for Teaching and Student Learning”, focused on innovative digital tools that can enhance classroom teaching and student engagement.

Over the week-long programme, the educators took part in hands-on workshops and
collaborative activities with teachers from across Europe. They explored practical ways of integrating technology into daily lessons, ranging from interactive apps for student collaboration to tools that support assessment and creativity. The training emphasised not just learning about new applications but also understanding how to use them effectively to support diverse learning needs.

Beyond professional growth, the project fostered international exchange. The Maltese
educators shared ideas with peers from different education systems, gaining insights into best practices while building lasting professional connections. The cultural setting of Budapest also provided an enriching backdrop, offering participants the chance to experience Hungarian heritage and traditions.

The initiative reflects Attard Primary’s strong commitment to continuous professional
development and to preparing students for the demands of the 21st century. By bringing back their new knowledge, Ms. Oriel, Ms. Michelle, and Ms. Lorraine will share strategies with colleagues, ensuring that the benefits extend to the whole school community. Ultimately, the Erasmus+ experience demonstrates how investing in teachers leads directly to more engaging and dynamic learning opportunities for students—empowering both educators and learners alike.

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This mobility was made possible thanks so St Nicholas College Accreditation Grant, co-funded by the European Union.