‘The film of European pupils’ is a school partnership project in an intercultural education which aims at exchanging different cultures, introducing different life styles, understanding the differences and providing pupils to understand behaving respectfully to others who are different from them. The project aims at showing the idea that crossing the borders mentally is more important than crossing the borders physically. 

APPLICATION OF THE PROJECT: Pupils will record their daily lives and take photos presenting their lives such as: breakfast, school time, their games, songs, feasts, parties, celebrations… whatever they do in their daily lives during the two years. At the end they will combine all the puzzle units and all the records will be turned into a common film called ‘A film of European Pupils’. 
This student-oriented project provides us to see how pupils perceive their daily lives, their relations, their entertainments. Shortly their world through the lens of their cameras and only concentrating each other’s daily lives will teach them the life itself.

General purposes of this student-oriented project:
 New life styles, different daily lives and new cultures will be introduced not only to pupils but also to parents since teachers, pupils and parents are in a co-operation;
 To teach pupils to take responsibility, to carry out the duties he/she took, to express themselves;
 To introduce the European cultures which they will be in a life-long interaction, directly or indirectly, with the activities;
 Pupils introduce different languages to each other this will motivate them to learn a different language;
 To broaden pupils’ horizons;
 To introduce a lot of things (games ,songs ,manners ,affections ,relations, foods, feasts ,etc..)in a project. Pupils will make a film of their daily lives, so visually they will present and teach their life styles to each other;
 To provide pupils understand the ones different from them;
 To promote among teachers, pupils and parents a positive approach to cultural diversities, it also wants to stress the importance of tackling xenophobia and racist attitudes.