Gender Issues in Schools - Tackle the Problem (GIST)

This week NHEHS has three recommendations for you! Our first recommendation is Hidden Figures. Hidden Figures is about three ambitious and bright African-American women who are interested in science. They get invited to work for NASA on John Glenn’s space launch. They really impacted this mission and without them, the mission would have failed. The movie was made to give these women the recognition they deserved for the first time since the launch.    We really recommend this film because there are not enough movies like Hidden Figures that give recognition to people who have had an important role in projects that have changed the world, but have been forgotten. This film is all about female empowerment and brings tears to our eyes when we think about the challenges that women, especially African-American women had to face at the time. Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RK8xHq6dfAo Our second recommendation is Bend It Like Beckham Bend It Like B...

Photos from Erasmus Day celebrations in different schools Germany: Sweden:

Bildungsprogramms Erasmus+: Projekttreffen mit den internationalen Partnerschulen war ein voller Erfolg    Schüler und Lehrer kamen vom 13. bis 19. Mai im Internationalen Forum Burg Liebenzell und in der Europäischen Schule Karlsruhe zusammen Ein Highlight haben Schüler und Lehrer der Europäischen Schule Karlsruhe (ESK) im Mai im Rahmen des Bildungsprogramms Erasmus+ erlebt: Mit den Partnern des Strategischen Schulpartnerschaften-Projekts, das unter dem Titel „gender issues in schools – tackle the problem“ zwei Jahre lang läuft, gab es vom 13. bis 19. Mai im Internationalen Forum Burg Liebenzell das lang ersehnte Projekttreffen.  Schon im vergangenen Oktober fiel an der ESK der Startschuss für das Schulpartnerschaften-Projekt, an dem die internationale Bildungseinrichtung in der Karlsruher Waldstadt erstmals teilnimmt. Die EU bezuschusst sowohl das Gesamtprojekt als auch die Schule für ihre Erasmus+-Teilnahme. Als projektkoordinierende Schule hat di...

Report from London (in English, German and French) by Kathleen Peterson & Noemi Anika Erasmus Trip to London: Three students of our school who were participating in the Erasmus project were chosen to help in the production of the very first Erasmus newspaper. To do this, we took off from Germany the 10th of mars in a plain to reach London. Our first weekend there, we visited central London and many important buildings. We even took a sightseeing bus to truly experience London's historical wonders. For example, we visited Buckingham Palace. Unfortunately, the Queen wasn't there to host us. The first week day, we went to Nottingham and Ealing High School (who are one of the 5 schools participating in Erasmus). There, we also met the chosen students from France, Bulgaria, and Sweden. We started off our day with an assembly and we were glad to have attended. Right after this, we were given a tour of the school and definitely felt welcome. The highlights o...