Introducing NEMESIS schools
03 Sep 2018

Introducing NEMESIS schools

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03 Sep 2018

In every journey there is a a group of brave pioneers whose involvement and commitment are essential to succeed. Such is the case in our schools. We are already on the hunt for more schools to be involved, so keep an eye on this page – we will be updating!

 


Aline Santos

AEMaia (Portugal)

Located in the city of Maia, very close to Porto, AEMaia is a cluster of four primary and secondary schools with around 3000 students and 260 teaching staff. Our leading contact there is Aline Santos, the international coordinator; but also Luis, Raquel, Ana and many other teachers that will contribute their experience and expertise to the project along the way.


 


Ana Echevarría

Los Albares (Spain)

A primary school located in La Puebla de Alfidén, a small village of 6000 inhabitants near Zaragoza, Los Albares has 30 teachers and 485 students. Principal Ana Echevarría is our main contact here, together with Lisa Harrison (Los Albares is a bilingual school), Marta Lombardo and others. They are strongly committed to cooperative learning and engaging with their community, making them a perfect fit for the NEMESIS project.


 


Jane Fearnley

Herringthorpe School (UK)

Herringthorpe is a primary school with 13 teachers and 360 students aged between 7-11 years old. Located in South Yorkshire, UK, it has students from diverse cultural backgrounds. Our main contacts here are Louise Greenwood, headmistress, and Jane Fearnley, executive head teacher of Willow Tree Academy – a four school cluster which Herringthorpe belongs to. Together with them are Marie, Faye, and many more. An amazing team with lots of experience in enterprise education and REAL projects.


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