Erasmus+ KA210-SCH Project

Upcycling Patterns

An international school partnership focused on sustainability, environmental awareness, climate responsibility, and upcycling through creativity, collaboration, and active student participation.

4 Countries
24 Months
2027 Project End
Upcycling Patterns project visual showing sustainability, recycling, textile materials, and partner countries
Climate Awareness
International Cooperation
Creative Upcycling

Learning Sustainability Through International Collaboration

Upcycling Patterns, also referred to as UpCyc, is an Erasmus+ KA210-SCH project built around the themes of environment, climate change, sustainability, and upcycling. The project aims to help students become environmentally responsible individuals through education, research, and practical activities.

Environmental Awareness

The project promotes ecological responsibility and encourages students to understand the importance of protecting natural resources.

Creative Upcycling

Students are encouraged to reuse materials in creative and meaningful ways, transforming waste into useful and innovative products.

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International Partnership

Schools from different countries collaborate to share ideas, educational practices, and sustainable project experiences.

Mission

To raise environmentally conscious students through meaningful international cooperation.

Vision

To build a lasting educational culture centered on sustainability, creativity, and shared responsibility.

Approach

Learning by doing through workshops, research, mobility, teamwork, and digital dissemination.

What We Aim to Achieve

The project supports both educational growth and environmental awareness by connecting sustainability with student creativity, active participation, and European cooperation.

Increase Environmental Awareness

Helping students better understand climate issues, sustainability, and responsible resource use.

Promote Sustainable Development Goals

Integrating sustainability concepts into school-based learning and project practice.

Encourage Active Participation

Enabling students to take part in research, production, workshops, and collaborative project tasks.

Strengthen International Cooperation

Building educational bridges among partner institutions through shared activities and intercultural exchange.

Develop Creativity

Supporting innovative thinking, artistic production, and practical problem-solving through upcycling activities.

Create Long-Term Impact

Establishing sustainable habits and educational resources that can continue beyond the project period.

A Two-Year Sustainability Journey

The project is planned as a structured international collaboration with preparation, implementation, mobility, dissemination, and evaluation phases.

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Project Launch

Kick-off meetings, planning, coordination, and role distribution among partners.

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Research & Preparation

Students and teachers investigate sustainability topics, waste materials, and local practices.

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Workshops & Production

Hands-on activities, design tasks, upcycling products, and collaborative classroom practices.

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Mobility & Exchange

Partner visits, intercultural learning, peer interaction, and shared implementation experiences.

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Dissemination

Sharing project outputs through digital media, school presentations, and public communication.

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Evaluation & Legacy

Impact review, documentation, reflection, and long-term use of project materials.

Learning Through Action

The project combines research, design, production, exchange, and dissemination to make sustainability visible and practical.

Student Workshops

Creative workshops focused on reuse, redesign, and transformation of materials.

Teacher Collaboration

Joint planning, pedagogical exchange, and shared classroom implementation.

Mobility Meetings

International visits and project meetings among partner schools.

Digital Dissemination

Online sharing of project outcomes, videos, visual materials, and reports.

Schools Working Together

Upcycling Patterns brings together schools from four countries to collaborate on sustainability, student engagement, and innovative learning.

Türkiye

Coordinator: MEV Koleji Özel Basınköy Anadolu Lisesi

City: Istanbul

Role: Coordinating institution

North Macedonia

School: OEMUC “SV. NAUM OHRIDSKI”

City: Ohrid

Role: Project partner

Lithuania

School: Vilniaus automechanikos ir verslo mokykla

Role: Project partner

Poland

School: Zespol Szkol Samochodowych im. Tadeusza Tanskiego

Role: Project partner

Core Project Details

Upcycling Patterns is a two-year Erasmus+ KA210-SCH small-scale partnership designed to create educational impact through sustainability-focused collaboration.

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Project Type

Erasmus+ KA210-SCH
School Education Small-scale Partnership

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Project Duration

From 01/09/2025 to 31/08/2027
Total duration: 24 months

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Methodology

Workshops, research, applied learning, collaboration, mobility, and digital production

Latest Project Highlights

This section can be updated regularly with meeting summaries, mobility reports, student outcomes, and public announcements.

2025

Kick-off Meeting Completed

Partner schools met to finalize the work plan, responsibilities, and dissemination goals.

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2026

Student Workshop Series Started

Students began hands-on activities focused on transforming waste materials into creative products.

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2026

Dissemination Materials Published

Digital content and visual project outputs were shared with the wider school community.

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Planned Outcomes and Impact

The project is expected to produce both educational outputs and long-term awareness related to sustainability and environmental responsibility.

Environmentally Aware Students

Students will develop stronger awareness of ecological issues and sustainable living practices.

Upcycling Products

Creative student outputs and project-based products developed through upcycling activities.

Educational Materials

Learning resources, digital materials, guides, reports, and project documentation.

Digital Content

Videos, presentations, visual materials, and online project resources.

International Experience

Students and teachers gain practical experience in European cooperation and intercultural learning.

Long-Term Educational Value

Project materials and sustainable practices can continue to be used after the official project period ends.

Project Materials & Resources

This section is designed for downloadable reports, presentations, posters, guides, and student-created resources.

Project Brochure

A short introduction to the aims, partners, and activities of the project.

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Workshop Guide

A practical guide containing activity samples and implementation steps.

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Dissemination Report

A summary of project communication, outreach, and visibility activities.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Key information for students, teachers, parents, and visitors interested in the project.

What is Upcycling Patterns?

It is an Erasmus+ KA210-SCH school partnership project focused on sustainability, climate awareness, and creative reuse.

Who are the project partners?

The project includes partner schools from Türkiye, North Macedonia, Lithuania, and Poland.

What kinds of activities are included?

Workshops, research, mobility meetings, student production, digital dissemination, and collaborative learning activities.

How long does the project last?

The project duration is 24 months, from 01 September 2025 to 31 August 2027.

Get in Touch

For further information about the project, partnership activities, or institutional cooperation, please use the contact details below.

Coordinating Institution

MEV Koleji Özel Basınköy Anadolu Lisesi

Location

Istanbul, Türkiye

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