Mock elections in II LO in Jaworzno, Poland

 On 15th May Polish students held the mock elections. They followed the same procedures as the Polish electoral commission would. They created groups that had different tasks. First, they created descriptions of the election programs of each committee. Some of them had the job of informing their fellow students from each class about the rules of the elections. They showed them how to fill out the election cards. Two students formed an electoral commission. They were checking if everybody takes only one election card and also kept records of every person who voted. The election went on with no surprises. After making sure that every class took place in the election, the votes were counted. The results showed which committees had the biggest support among thestudents of II LO in Jaworzno.

And how the students voted:

Mock European Elections at the 3rd Geniko Lykeio of Ano Liosia

The Greek school mock European elections were held on May 15. After the students considered carefully the candidates, they cast their votes. The results of the mock elections will be announced soon! 

Mock elections at Kaufmannsschule II

More than 400 pupils have been called to vote in their own mock European elections at school. We took part in a project called Juniorwahl which provided us with polling booths, a ballot box and ballot papers. Before voting pupils looked at our European board where we had put up some information about the six most important parties of the 40 parties on the ballot paper.

After that they went to cast their votes. Pupils working on this project acted as the election board explaining students how to vote.

Now we are waiting for the results of the elections which we are not allowed to publish before Sunday, 26 May, 6 pm when the German election closes. So stay tuned.

Greek board on European elections

Our European Wall

The Greek students have prepared informative posters on the European political parties. They include information such as: name of the political group, logo, motto of their campaign, ideology and political position, goals and priorities, Greek party supporting them.

Have a look at our board:

POLISH STUDENTS HAVE COMPLETED THEIR WORK

Information complete

The German students have completed their information wall today. Now students can read about the programmes of the six most important political parties. Our votes will be cast on Thursday, 2 May. 

 We will share some photos of our election after the Easter holidays.

Activating students

This project aims at activating students to take part in politics. Our first step is to take part in our own elections. In Germany we are taking part in a project called Juniorwahl. We are preparing some information about the most important German parties taking part in the elections. Last week we created this display on our European board in the break hall.