The multilateral Comenius project Time which is involving following partner schools, Geschwister Scholl Gymnasium of Stadtlohn, (Germany), Hegel Gymnasium of Magdeburg (Germany), Liceo Scientifico Statale Le Filandiere from San Vito al Tagliamento (Italy), Szent István Gymnasium of Budapest (Hungary) held its final evaluation conference at Fagerlia videregaaende skole in Aalesund (Norway) in the period 6 May 2010 – 9 May2010.

From Stadtlohn the headmaster, Mr. Bernhard Gemsa and the Comenius coordinator, Jonas Terrahe met, in addition to the pupils Lars Schulten, Henning Dicks and Niklas Emmerich. The representatives from Magdeburg were coordinator Marie Louise Olbricht and Dorit Planitzer. The headmaster of Le Filandiere, Ms. Giuliana Cinelli attended in addition to the coordinator, Maria Clementina Gnesutta, and Grazia Santarossa. The Hungarians were: headmaster Mr.Tibor Lázár, coordinator Béláné Zsiday Galgóczy (Kati) and Edit Borosné Jakab together with the pupils László Csorba, Petra Mihályi, Nora Pákozdi.The Norwegian Headmaster Mr. Arild Sollied and the coordinator Rune Nilsen met along with Kjell Stephansen and our Nord plus Junior–coordinator, Ivar Karsten Lerstad. Also present as an observer from Gustav Adolfi Gümnaasium in Tallinn (Estonia) was Ms. Kristel Kääramees.

The conference partly coincided with the revisit of the Italian school in Aalesund. We are proud to say that within the entire Project Time all exchanges and scheduled part projects have been finished according to plan and most of them can now be examined at the project’s home page, http://time4us.eu. On Friday the 6th, the conclusive day of the conference, the delegates first had lunch with the mayor of Aalesund, Bjørn Tømmerdal, before the official part of the programme began. The programme both started and ended with music, a short ballet performance called “At this moment” was given in between the five speeches addressing the audience.

After the official part, those interested could have a closer look at each partner’s stand presenting part projects including sun dials, electronic metronomes, calendars and a study of the bronze disc of Nebra. The Norwegians focused on the eternal wooden calendar called “Prime staff”, which has been central in this latest exchange. On Saturday the 08.05.10 all conference members visited the World Heritage site of Geiranger together with the Italian pupils. The last day of this conference was dedicated to the evaluation of the project and the results will be published at the project’s home page.