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Escoles FEDAC Sant Andreu
Escoles FEDAC Sant Andreu
Erasmus+

Erasmus+ at FEDAC Sant Andreu

An accredited Erasmus+ school in Barcelona

Welcome to FEDAC Sant Andreu. We are an innovative, community-rooted school located in the historic and vibrant district of Sant Andreu in Barcelona. As an Erasmus+ accredited school (KA120-SCH), we are deeply committed to fostering European values, global competence, multilingualism, and holistic education.

We actively collaborate with European schools on both virtual and on-site cooperation projects, welcoming international students and educators while providing life-changing exchange experiences for our own learning community.

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Entrance and courtyard of Escola FEDAC Sant Andreu in Barcelona
Visiting pupils from a partner school with our pupils and teachers at FEDAC Sant Andreu

What we do

  • Group mobilities for primary and secondary pupils, with host families.
  • Short-term (10 to 29 days) and long-term (30 to 365 days) individual pupil mobilities.
  • Job shadowing, teaching assignments and structured courses for staff.
  • Hosting visiting pupils, teachers and invited experts.

Our partner schools

We work with 26 partner schools in 14 countries. Tap a pin or pick a school from the list to see where it is and visit its website.

26 schools in 14 countries

    Current projects

    Each mobility is part of a project we share with our partner schools. Pupils prepare it before they travel, carry on with it during their stay and finish it when they return.

    Europe Discovery through French and Spanish Art
    Pupils visiting the Louvre in Paris

    An interdisciplinary project merging artistic expression, history, and foreign language acquisition through the CLIL methodology. Students investigate the shared cultural heritage of France and Spain, analyze universal masterpieces and key artists from both cultures, and carry out direct fieldwork during guided visits to world-renowned art museums. The project concludes with the creation of a collaborative virtual art gallery and a bilingual audiovisual dossier (French/English and Catalan/Spanish), where mixed student teams from both countries showcase their creative reinterpretations of the artworks studied.

    Year groups
    5th and 6th Grade of Primary Education (Ages 10–12)
    Partner countries
    France
    United by Dialogue: Young Voices, Shared Futures
    Our pupils at the Parlamentarium, the European Parliament visitor centre in Brussels

    An active civic and democratic education initiative. Young learners explore the functioning of European institutions, European Union citizenship rights, and democratic decision-making mechanisms. The project culminates in a mock European parliamentary debate and school plenary sessions facilitated by our student ambassador network (FAR system), where participants draft, debate, and vote on a joint youth manifesto addressing environmental sustainability and social rights.

    Year groups
    1st Year of ESO / Lower Secondary (Ages 12–13)
    Partner countries
    Italy
    EUropean Values that We Share
    Pupils and teachers from both schools with their Erasmus+ certificates

    A space for intercultural dialogue and shared reflection focusing on the core values of the European Union: human dignity, freedom, equality, solidarity, minority rights, and peaceful coexistence. Students examine the richness of cultural diversity while reflecting on overcoming stereotypes, empathy, and appreciating otherness. The final outcome consists of a shared digital portfolio on ethical reflection and a youth barometer of European values, accompanied by a school-wide solidarity and inclusion campaign across participating institutions.

    Year groups
    2nd Year of ESO / Lower Secondary (Ages 13–14)
    Partner countries
    Poland
    Healthy Body, Happy Mind: Supporting Wellbeing and Healthy Lifestyles for European Youth
    Pupils and teachers walking through the water at Mont Saint-Michel

    Focused on Integral Ecology and healthy lifestyle habits. This project links physical and emotional health (school wellbeing, stress management, and outdoor activities) with environmental stewardship, climate awareness, and sustainable mobility (Green Travel). The project concludes with the design of an interactive European sustainability map (GIS) to audit local environmental landmarks, school campaigns to reduce waste and carbon footprint, and a youth guide on healthy habits and emotional wellbeing.

    Year groups
    3rd Year of ESO / Lower Secondary (Ages 14–15)
    Partner countries
    Finland

    How we work with partner schools

    Safeguarding and safety
    Accompanying teachers with a group of pupils at Wawel Castle, Kraków
    • Every adult who works with minors holds a certificate of no sexual offences.
    • We vet our host families and ask our partners to do the same.
    • A 24-hour emergency phone line links accompanying teachers, school management and families during mobilities and hosting periods.
    • All participants travel with the European Health Insurance Card, private medical insurance and travel insurance covering liability, accidents and repatriation.
    Inclusion

    Selection does not depend on grades alone. Pupils facing any of the barriers listed in the Erasmus+ Programme Guide receive extra points, and every call reserves places for them. Families in vulnerable situations do not pay the co-funding contribution.

    Green travel

    We have already run one group mobility and several short-term mobilities with low-emission transport. We look for partners in places where this is possible.

    Digital cooperation

    We run online activities with our partners before and after each mobility. So far we have used Google tools, and over the next school years we plan to move them to the European School Education Platform (eTwinning).

    Where our staff have been

    DateTypeDestination
    July 2026Course: Environmental Education: Learning and Acting for a Better FutureDublin, Ireland
    May 2026Job shadowingNormandy, France
    April 2026Job shadowingPalermo, Italy
    March 2026Job shadowingLjubljana, Slovenia
    March 2026Teaching assignmentLjubljana, Slovenia
    February 2026Job shadowingTyrnävä, Finland
    February 2026Job shadowingRadom, Poland
    December 2025Job shadowingBolzano, Italy
    October 2025Job shadowingVerona, Italy
    July 2025Course: Understanding and supporting students with ASD and ADHDAthens, Greece
    May 2025Job shadowingBerlin, Germany
    April 2025Job shadowingLjubljana, Slovenia
    April 2025Job shadowingVerona, Italy
    August 2024Course: Art-infused CLIL for primary school teachersBratislava, Slovakia
    July 2024Course: Practical methodology for teachers working with CLILSaint Julian's, Malta
    June 2024Job shadowingFrankfurt, Germany
    February 2024Job shadowingTyrnävä, Finland
    February 2024Preparatory visitVerona, Italy
    January 2024Preparatory visitNormandy, France
    December 2023Job shadowingFrankfurt, Germany

    Ambassadors

    Erasmus+ testimonials

    Students, families and teachers who have taken part in a mobility and now share it with the rest of the school.

      Looking for a partner school?

      We welcome schools interested in reciprocal exchanges, especially those reachable by green travel from Barcelona. Contact our Erasmus+ team at [email].