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In this Erasmus+ mobility event we focused on low-threshold options to influence the micro-climate in our living spaces. During intra-and extracurricular activities, students learned about the importance of the micro-climate for urban heat islands. By practising a hands-on approach, they gained knowledge and experience first hand and thus internalised ways of improving the micro-climate in their immediate surroundings.
Raised Bed WORKSHOP
Some preliminaries
Hands on it!
Setting a plan
Thinktank
Enjoying the process
We feel and we do!
BAT 2 students conducted this workshop to 2n ESO students in autumn 2023.
Upcoming event
EXHIBITION IN GASOMETER OBERHAUSEN
“THE FRAGILE PARADISE”
“Insofar as we intervene in nature, we must pay strict attention to restoring its balance.”
Greek philosopher Heraclitus, around 550-480 BC
This warning went largely unheard and the consequences of human intervention in the planet’s ecosystem are dramatic.
Roaming aroud the impressing dispaly inside this old gas factory.
Have a closer look!
The School
It has more 1300 students with diverse cultural backgrounds. Our students were hosted by families from Libanon, Turkey, Poland and Syria.
It is a UNESCO school and they have already carried out 2 student exchanges with INDIA.
We helped in some Spanish lessons.
Host families organised a German barbacue for us in the school garden.
This disadvantaged suburb is an example of succesful urban society in the industrial city of Gelsenkirchen, 262,528 in inhabitants. Programmes like this are redeveloping buildings and making them available at low cost for new usage options. Creativity and art are a driving force for change.
The Bergmann farm was rediscovered and revived in 2012 as a residential project with a workshop. Since then, two hectares of green space have been designed and cultivated according to a holistic concept that also applies permaculture principles. In addition to the central aspects of biodiversity, education for sustainable development and the meeting and networking character, the garden serves as a pleasant rest and relaxation area as well as a place for cultural events.
ERASMUS+ PROJECTS 