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2025/2026
GDYNIA INFO
Gdynia itself
Gdynia News
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GDYNIA TIPS
Gdynia is located on the seashore of the Baltic Sea. It is grouped with Gdansk, such a very relevant town in History, and Sopot into the Tri-City area, in Northern Poland. Gdynia got bigger during the 20th century, thanks to factories and port activities. It is pleasant in summer, but cooler in winter, so you should bring a jacket.
- LEARN SOME TYPICAL EXPRESSIONS IN POLISH!
GDYNIA NEWS – DAY 1
CHEMISTRY WORKSHOP
Our students took part in a Chemistry workshop that strengthened their scientific skills while promoting sustainabilty and the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This activity reflects our commitment to understanding the world and building a responsible future
ROBOTICS WORKSHOP
Our students joined a Robotics workshop that enhanced their technological skills and creativity while fostering digital competence. This activity reflects our commitment to ICT integration and preparing learners for an innovative future.
GDYNIA NEWS – DAY 2
VISITING GDANSK
Polish, Danish, and Spanish students came together to explore the historic city of Gdańsk, a symbol of European heritage and democratic values. This shared experience allowed them to feel the unity of Europe firsthand, deepening their understanding of Contemporary History and fostering active citizenship through memory and common identity
GDYNIA NEWS – DAY 3
VISITING NAVAL MUSEUM – GDYNIA
Students visited the Naval Museum in Gdynia to explore the intersection of History and Technology. This experience highlighted the rapid evolution of naval engineering over the past century and sparked reflection on how progress must remain sustainable and aligned with human rights. By learning from the past and embracing innovation responsibly, our students gained a deeper understanding of the challenges and opportunities shaping the future.
GDYNIA NEWS – DAY 4
VISITING EXPERYMENT CENTRE
THANKSGIVING FEAST
Learning by doing! Spanish and Polish students experienced science at the Experyment Centre in Gdynia, reflecting on how innovation should create a better world for everyone. Progress matters most when it is inclusive, sustainable, and guided by values like democracy and empathy.
Students celebrated Thanksgiving. The activity promoted socialization and mutual understanding, highlighting respect, the value of sharing, and the memory of traditions that connect diverse communities. Through this experience, students reflected on how diversity strengthens European identity and common values.
GDYNIA NEWS – DAY 5
UNIVERSITY OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION, GDANSK
Spanish and Polish students visited the University of Physical Education and Sport in Gdańsk to learn about the Neurofeedback EEG project, which trains astronauts to reduce stress during space missions. Using real-time brainwave monitoring, this research helps manage isolation and improve well-being in environments like the International Space Station.
GDYNIA NEWS – LAST TIME TOGETHER...
OLIWA GARDEN, 32nd FLOOR
TEACHERS ENJOYING AS STUDENTS!
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ERASMUS+ CORNER
In case you'd like to pick any info about the mobilities or news, or you'd like to know some tips about the countries IES Montesclaros work with, this is the site!
2025/2026
GDYNIA INFO
Gdynia itself
Gdynia News
Home
GDYNIA TIPS
Gdynia is located on the seashore of the Baltic Sea. It is grouped with Gdansk, such a very relevant town in History, and Sopot into the Tri-City area, in Northern Poland. Gdynia got bigger during the 20th century, thanks to factories and port activities. It is pleasant in summer, but cooler in winter, so you should bring a jacket.
GDYNIA NEWS – DAY 1
CHEMISTRY WORKSHOP
Our students took part in a Chemistry workshop that strengthened their scientific skills while promoting sustainabilty and the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This activity reflects our commitment to understanding the world and building a responsible future
ROBOTICS WORKSHOP
Our students joined a Robotics workshop that enhanced their technological skills and creativity while fostering digital competence. This activity reflects our commitment to ICT integration and preparing learners for an innovative future.
GDYNIA NEWS – DAY 2
VISITING GDANSK
Polish, Danish, and Spanish students came together to explore the historic city of Gdańsk, a symbol of European heritage and democratic values. This shared experience allowed them to feel the unity of Europe firsthand, deepening their understanding of Contemporary History and fostering active citizenship through memory and common identity
GDYNIA NEWS – DAY 3
VISITING NAVAL MUSEUM – GDYNIA
Students visited the Naval Museum in Gdynia to explore the intersection of History and Technology. This experience highlighted the rapid evolution of naval engineering over the past century and sparked reflection on how progress must remain sustainable and aligned with human rights. By learning from the past and embracing innovation responsibly, our students gained a deeper understanding of the challenges and opportunities shaping the future.
GDYNIA NEWS – DAY 4
VISITING EXPERYMENT CENTRE
THANKSGIVING FEAST
Learning by doing! Spanish and Polish students experienced science at the Experyment Centre in Gdynia, reflecting on how innovation should create a better world for everyone. Progress matters most when it is inclusive, sustainable, and guided by values like democracy and empathy.
Students celebrated Thanksgiving. The activity promoted socialization and mutual understanding, highlighting respect, the value of sharing, and the memory of traditions that connect diverse communities. Through this experience, students reflected on how diversity strengthens European identity and common values.
GDYNIA NEWS – DAY 5
UNIVERSITY OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION, GDANSK
Spanish and Polish students visited the University of Physical Education and Sport in Gdańsk to learn about the Neurofeedback EEG project, which trains astronauts to reduce stress during space missions. Using real-time brainwave monitoring, this research helps manage isolation and improve well-being in environments like the International Space Station.
GDYNIA NEWS – LAST TIME TOGETHER...
OLIWA GARDEN, 32nd FLOOR
TEACHERS ENJOYING AS STUDENTS!