A successful and pleasant meeting in Catalonia, March 2020

The international meeting in Catalonia was attended by:

- students: Andraž Svetelj and Luka Puconja;
- teachers: Jana Penca Ponikvar (mentor of the school parliament), and Boštjan Kališnik (school coordinator of the Erasmus+ project)






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