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Multiplier event Georgia (December 2023)

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Trying to spread the results of our project, each partner country organized a multiplier event.  The first one was held in Tbilisi, Georgia and was hosted by the AIA GESS school. Before the event, six schools from Tbilisi implemented teaching scenario “Save the sea” and did clean-up activities from 20-28 of November 2023, with the involvement of more than 70 school students and teachers in total.
Umbrella and schools invited teachers, school students, and school administration workers, including directors and other educational and helper staff from secondary schools of participating six schools.
The event started with presenting the project, its aim, objectives, and results. All outputs were presented in detail by the representative of Umbrella. Students presented their experiences and talked about the environmental issues, clean-up and schools’ role in combating climate change.
The event continued with a panel discussion during which a teacher, student and project team were sharing their opinions about the entire project and burnout issue.
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