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Spreading the love and tolerance at Manavpınarı Primary School

 After successfully completing the Romanian mobility, the Turkish team, Simay, Eslem, Elanur, Ali Utku and Poyraz wanted to share their experiences with their friends at school.





Showing off the t-shirts they received in Romania, they talked about our project Unity in Diversity and showed some key moments from the mobility.


Other students showed great interest in what the mobility team had to say.


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