School Safety Net Project

Funded by European Commission

Lifelong Learning Programme

ActionKA4

“Dissemination and Exploitation of Results and Exchange of Good Practice”

The School Safety Net project intends to address the need of European

school systems to prevent early school leaving

The project addresses the following four main issues which have a

relevant impact on early school leaving:

Early identification of students at risk

Integration of immigrant students

Support to students with learning disabilities

Prevention of school bullying

School Safety Net ProjectObjectives

The project is addressed to

Schools

Teachers

Headmasters

Students

Parents

Policy makers in the educational sector

School Safety Net ProjectTarget Groups

School Safety Net ProjectActivities

Results: Availability on the project portal of a collection of success stories related to the early school leaving issue, presenting the perspectives

of all the main actors involved in the early school leaving issue

(headmasters, teachers, students and parents)

Results: Availability on the project portal of:o Reviews of training and educational sources to prevent early school

leavingo Reviews of publications on early school leavingo Collection of guidelines for headmasters, teachers, parents, students and

policy makers

Results: Availability on the project portal of a collection of teachers experiences

A. Success stories in tackling school early leaving

B. Collection of Teaching Resources

C. Collection of teachers’ experiences

Results: o Availability on the project portal of case scenarios on early school leaving

(starting from the real experiences and adapted to cover more exemplary and

complex challenges) with related strategies to solve them.

D. Case Scenarios

School Safety Net ProjectProject Partners

Belgium

o INFOREF, Initiatives pour une

formation efficace

Greece

o Technological Educational Institution of

Messolongi-eBusiness Lab

Italy

o CIPAT

o Connectis

o Pixel Associazione

Portugal

o Instituo Politécnico de Castelo Branco

Romania

o Liceul “Alexandru cel Bun” Botosanu

Spain

o University of Seville

Turkey

o Kinkkale University Education Faculty

There are 9 partners involved in 7 different European countries...

Schools: 35 schools are involved in the School Safety Net project contributing to the collection of the

success stories and the of the teachers experiences. School are also involved in the production of the

strategies to solve the case scenarios.

Associated Partners: a number of associated partners officially joined the project in order to

contribute to the improvement of the project impact on their target groups and to ensure the project

sustainability by continuing using the project deliverables in the next years.

For More Information

http://schoolsafetynet.pixel-online.org/info/index.php