Tunis. The second phase of the “Scuola e Territorio” (School and Territory) project promoted in collaboration with the Italian Cultural Institute in Tunis titled “Stones speak and students learn” will commence on Sunday 12 February in Carthage. It will see the participation of 40 students and 20 teachers belonging to the following high schools: Ibn Abi Dhieg La Marsa; The International School of Tunis in Carthage; Les Bergers du Lac; and Ahd El Jadid Kabbarya. The project was borne from the need to promote the Italian language through the CLIL method which aims at developing linguistic competences and those regarding various disciplines trying to involve schools and other territorial institutions in a cooperative education programme in which students will learn Italian and about responsibility, safeguarding, and valuing natural, historical and cultural resources. In its first phase a network of schools (initially four, then 12) joined. In this second phase, there will be other 12 high schools competing- starting with the Regional Delegation of Tunis and the Ben Arous Delegation, and finally the Mannouba delegation to reach for 4 high schools in the finals (9colonne)
