The Way of Saint James: A European Journey of Self-discovery

The project “"El Camino de Santiago (The Way of Saint James): A European Journey of Self-discovery" is an international cross-curricular initiative by which students belonging to the compulsory secondary and pre-university stages are aimed at completing a virtual journey along el Camino de Santiago, departing from Germany and Italy (two possible routes) and travelling through France up to Santiago de Compostela (Spain). Thus, students are led to explore the cultural, historical and spiritual dimensions of this journey discovering the European cultural and historical links we all share. Moreover, we will focus on the development of key life competences, fostering also team-building with European partners, as well as raising awareness regarding the European Union values, coupled with the sustainability of such initiatives.

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