The Horse 2021/22

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Corona does not help climate change (ethz.ch)

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Humans - Destroyers of Earth (Die Erdzerstörer/L'homme a mangé la Terre) is accessible until 29/09/2019 More...

It's all about communication and collaboration across cultures, across borders,
in the context of a "real life" project.

«The Horse» concept  - Realizing environmental projects collaboratively
«The Horse» is a symbol for being on the road and the lighthouse points the way.

Learning through experience fosters sustainable thinking and acting! Students from various countries get the opportunity to tackle collaborative projects in an international context. «The Horse» concept demands & promotes professional, social, linguistic and media skills of learners and teachers.

Happy and Healthy New Year
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Wishing you a long life, good luck and prosperity!
To make wishes come true, there are a few tricks, such as eating the right foods on New Year's Eve:

• Italy: Cotechino con lenticchie - eat as much as possible, because disc-shaped foods are a symbol of coins
• Germany: Good luck pigs are given at New Year's for good
• Spain: Eating the twelve lucky grapes at midnight, one at each tolling of the bell
• USA midwest: pork and sauerkraut - long strands of sauerkraut are a symbol for a long life
• Poland: Pickled herring - symbolizes money because of its silver color
• Japan: Osechi - is an entire category of foods traditionally associated with the Japanese New Year
• China: Fat choy, an edible algae, is commonly served because the name sounds like the word for prosperity in Chinese.
• Switzerland: Fondue Chinoise or Fondue Bourguignonne - almost half of the Swiss population eats this at the turn of the year.

Bon appétit & Happy New Year