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KROS summer school was successfully completed after 5 days of online trainings and workshops on road safety issues, with the participations of teachers from Greece, Poland, Ireland, Italy, Romania, Brazil, Nigeria and the UK. 

The Open Schools for Open Societies (OSOS) project has been running since 2017. It started as a Horizon 2020 CSA project and it has managed to bring together thousands of schools and teachers around Europe. To be more exact, the OSOS Portal now host 1168 Schools, 2206 Teachers, 1157 Innovative Projects, 114 Communities and 68 Accelerators. KROS is one of these 68 Accelerators. An OSOS Accelerator is a best practice on which innovate projects can be based on. It’s main function is to provide European Teachers with innovative ways to explore the world: not simply to automate learning plans but to inspire, to engage and to connect with other schools, teachers and students around the world. It supports therefore, the development of innovative and creative projects and other educational activities.

"Knights for road safety (KROS) 4^th project transnational meeting was successfully held in Schwechat, Austria (27-28/02) and hosted by BundesGymnasium und BundesRealGymnasium with the participation of RSI (Project coordinator),  Trinity College Dublin-The University of Dublin (TCD), Omega Technology (Greece), EA (Greece) and CECE (Spanish Confederation of Education &Training Centers) 

The first international training event of KROS project, took place on the 29^th January 2020 in Barcelona, in the premises of STUCOM school.

On January 29, 2020 KROS Project partners would like to welcome you to share their experiences and project material, but specifically also to discuss on new methods and tools to support road safety teaching in school among different lessons. The event will count on a keynote speech and some parallel sessions devoted to a more specific topic on learning activities and how to use them in classroom.