The editorial staff
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The Friendship Tour Journal is an internet based concept which hopes to create a friendly relationship between the countries in Europe. The Friendship Tour Journal was produced by students in Europe. 24 classes from 16 countries participated |
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Country |
Guiding school |
Town |
| Czech Republic | Gymnasium Cesky´ | Krumlow |
| Estonia | Puka Secondary School | Puka |
| Estonia Kildu School | Near National Park Soomaa | |
| Martna Basic School | Martna | |
| Libatse Elementary School | Pärnu | |
| Germany | Europaschule Koeln | Koeln |
| Iceland | Langholtsskoli | Langholt |
| Ireland | Carrabane National School | Athenry, Galway |
| St. Patrick's N.S., Bearna Chlé | Arklow, Wicklow | |
| Italy | Liceo Linguistico Europeo New Cambridge Institute, Feltre |
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| Latvia | Priekule Secondary school | Priekule |
| Lithuania | Daugeliai secondary school | Kurshenai |
| Malta | St Michael School | Qormi |
| Norway | Alvdal ungdomsskole | Alvdal |
| Poland | Szkola Podstawowa no 1 | Mszana Dolna |
| Portugal | Escola Secundária Mães d'Água | Mães d'Água |
| Romania | School 10 from Cluj-Napoca | Cluj-Napoca |
| Liceul Teoretic "Regele Ferdinand" | Sighet | |
| Scoala Generala Nr.13 | Tg Mures | |
| Slovakia | College of Nursing (SZS) | Presov |
| Slovenia | Ciril Kosmac Primary school | Piran |
| Trnovo Elementary School | Ljubljana | |
| Solkan Elementary School | Solkan | |
| Sweden | Djurgårdsskolan | Kristinehamn |
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Welcome on board! ©2001-2006 Educé and the editor
About FTJ project 2000 | The Journal sorted by editions Editor: Lars-Erik Åhman |
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