Eva (Head of Santa Mar\u00eda de Gu\u00eda Adult Language School):<\/em> \u201cThis visit was a great opportunity to see how many different faces Europe has. Your success is not only due to the dedication of your staff, but also to the entire environment \u2013 the impressive architecture of the building and the artworks throughout the library. All of this shows how important culture is to you. It is also remarkable that such a small city has four theatres!\u201d<\/p>\n\n\n\n Ricardo (teacher at Los Cristianos Adult Language School):<\/em> \u201cI really liked your idea of creating a space for young people with a collection of books that may eventually capture their interest. I was also impressed by the importance of the Erasmus+ programme for your new activities \u2013 thanks to it, you have brought back and implemented many ideas. We will definitely share our experience with librarians in Spain and encourage them to visit you. Personally, I really liked the format of your English conversation club and I am already thinking about how to apply it in my own work. The informal approach is very important, as it allows learners of different levels to participate in discussions without feeling pressure or fear of making mistakes.\u201d<\/p>\n\n\n\n Estrella (teacher at Barbastro Adult Language School):<\/em> \u201cI was particularly impressed by how much you trust your community, especially teenagers and young people. They are free to use musical instruments, board games, and technologies. This made me reflect on the fact that perhaps we are sometimes overly cautious and should trust young people more. Then they would understand that a library is not just a quiet space \u2013 it can also be a place for engaging and interesting activities. I think I will suggest organising English conversation sessions for young people in my school.\u201d<\/p>\n\n\n\n Jose Luis, Teresa, Roc\u00edo, Ana, Esther (adult learners from Barbastro Adult Language School):<\/em> \u201cWe would like to sincerely thank you for your hospitality, the interesting and engaging activities we were able to take part in, and the opportunity to get to know Lithuanian culture through conversations with library visitors. It was very interesting to learn about this type of institution, as libraries in Spain are quite different. This visit broadened our horizons, and we hope to introduce similar non-formal language learning activities in our school. We would also be happy to join your online sessions.\u201d<\/p>\n\n\n\n More and more Erasmus+ participants are choosing our library as a host organisation. This confirms that the results we have achieved in the field of non-formal education are becoming a source of inspiration for other institutions and encourage the development of new activities. Today, more than ever, we can clearly see the benefits of the Erasmus+ programme \u2013 it not only enables us to learn from the most advanced non-formal education organisations in Europe, but also allows us to enrich the leisure time of our community members. By involving them in various activities, we give them the opportunity to learn about other cultures first-hand and to experience the joy of learning together.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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