We received some lovely Easter cards from Tychy and we sent an Easter box out to Tychy and Kortrijk.


We received a banner from Belgium which was covered in poems about war.

We received some lovely Easter cards from Tychy and we sent an Easter box out to Tychy and Kortrijk.


We received a banner from Belgium which was covered in poems about war.

The children in each of the schools have been finding out about each other’s towns and schools. Each school put together a presentation about their town. It contained information about where the towns are in their country and showed pictures of famous landmarks. We discovered a little more about what life is like for each other.
Technology doesn’t always work (!) but we enjoyed seeing some of the children we will meet and finding out about Tychy and Kortrijk.
Have a look at the pictures below of the towns of Tychy and Kotrijk. Click on each picture to find out more about each town.


Our children presented a Powerpoint about Ashford. Click on the picture below to view their presentation.
In order to prepare for our visit the children at Godinton have been getting to know our new friends in Tychy and Kotrijk.
We have been using Skype to share information about our schools and our towns with each other.

At Christmas we all sang Silent Night in our own language to each other.


Our friends in Belgium sent us an amazing banner which contained some wonderful pieces of poetry and a box of treats came to us from our friends in Poland.
Some of the children in Belgium and Poland presented some poetry.

Godinton Primary School is delighted to be working in partnership with Sint-Paulus School in Kortrijk, Belgium and Szkola Podstawowa nr 18 in Tychy, Poland on an exciting collaborative project entitled ‘Show and Tell – No More Wars.’ The project started following a successful bid for European funding as part of the Erasmus initiative which is designed to provide children across Europe with opportunities to discover more about each other’s cultures and to celebrate the rich diversity of their lives. Launched to mark the 100th anniversary of the start of the First World war, the project will see children working together on art, drama, music and poetry activities which demonstrate a shared desire for peace and reconciliation.
Click on the pictures below to view the websites for each of the schools we are visiting.
The first part of the project will see children from Godinton and Sint-Paulus School flying out to Poland to visit the children of Tychy in May. Then in November, children from Godinton and Tychy will travel out to Belgium. The final stage of the project will be a big celebration event involving all 3 schools in Ashford. So we have many exciting events to look forward to!.
Here are the 8 children who will be travelling off to Poland.
