Jakob Fugger Gymnasium

Mobility in Augsburg 2025 – Tuesday

The project day at Jakob Fugger Gymnasium Augsburg focused on the scientific, ethical, and practical dimensions of climate change. It began with a lecture entitled “Climate Change – From Augsburg to the Alps”, delivered by Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Buermann, chair of physical geography and climate science at Augsburg University. The lecture provided a clear scientific overview of current climate developments at both regional

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Mobility in Augsburg 2025 – Monday

The project activities in Augsburg began on Monday morning with an official welcome at Jakob Fugger Gymnasium Augsburg. The participants gathered for a formal welcome by the school principal, Ms. Angelika Felber.  In a short address, the importance of the Erasmus+ programme was highlighted, with particular emphasis placed on international cooperation and the relevance of climate change as a shared global challenge.  Following the

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Mobility in Augsburg 2025 – travelling and arrival

The Erasmus+ project and adventure for the students and teachers from Germany, Italy, and Slovakia started on Saturday, December 6th. The students and teachers from Augsburg, who are hosting their exchange students, are eagerly awaiting their arrival. Since all of the incoming students were from countries that were part of the EU, they all decided

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Field trip to Meteorological Observatory Hohenpeissenberg

The Erasmus+ project group of the Jakob-Fugger-Gymnasium Augsburg visited the Meteorological Observatory Hohenpeissenberg in July 2025. A perfect closing event for the very sucessful project year. In the frame of the schools project day the group had a very special guided tour through the oldest meteorological observatory at Hohenpeissenberg is the world’s oldest mountain observatory.

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Climate Action Award 2024

The 1st prize of the Rotary Climate Action Award 2024 goes to the “Climate Change in Mountain Areas” project group of the Jakob Fugger Gymnasium Augsburg. The participants of this  Erasmus+ project have been studying the effects of climate change in the mountains since September. The data analyses showed how much the mountain and protective

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