I.O. Giano Bastardo - Italy
             
      The Etwinning project "Students' voices: directions to school well-being" has concluded. The students from the participating schools created their decalogue on well-being at school. It has been a long and interesting journey. The participants have had the opportunity to discuss various topics in meetings: favourite qualities of a teacher, anxiety management, happiness, inclusion of foreign students, sense of belonging to the school and relationship with peers. In the next and last meeting the graduation ceremony! 

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