Success of Erasmus+ Project in Nazilli; Honoring Top Students

Today, June 27, 2026, the city of Nazilli witnessed the closing of one of the year's most successful educational projects. Nazilli High School (Nazilli Lisesi) concluded its Erasmus+ project titled "Let's Cross the Barriers Through Talent Together," which was implemented in coordination with Poland [1]. This project, designed to strengthen students' skills in sports, arts, and literature, had a significant impact on increasing the motivation and academic success of the participants.

Details of International Travels and Cooperation During the implementation of this project, students and teachers of Nazilli High School, under the supervision of English teacher and project coordinator Aylin Oruç, participated in various educational activities in Poland, the Czech Republic, and the Netherlands [2]. One of the highlights of this program was Nazilli hosting European partners last January, during which extensive cultural exchanges took place. The final international stage of this project was also successfully completed in May in Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, focusing on digital skills and visual arts [3].

Educational Achievements and Modern Skills Participants in this cycle of competitions and workshops received specialized training in areas such as digital competence, visual arts, and video and film preparation [1]. According to school officials, these experiences have not only expanded the students' global perspective but also introduced them to different European cultures and strengthened their technical capabilities for the future job market [2].

Appreciation Ceremony and Future Outlook At a ceremony held to mark the end of this project, Soner Gümüş, the principal of Nazilli High School, sincerely thanked all students and teachers who, through their efforts, brought pride to the school and Turkey in international forums [3]. He emphasized that Nazilli High School will continue its efforts to produce successful projects at local, provincial, and national levels to provide more opportunities for the scientific and social growth of youth [1]. This success demonstrates the high potential of Nazilli's educational system in interacting with European Union standards.