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On April 10, 2025, students and teachers from Agronomska škola Zagreb who participated in the LTT2 mobility in Sardinia held an inspiring and heartfelt presentation for their peers. During the event, they reflected on their unforgettable Erasmus+ experience in Sardinia, sharing engaging stories, cultural highlights, and the meaningful connections they made with fellow students from

The international mobility within the THERMA-SAT FARMING project, held in Sardinia from March 30 to April 5, 2025, proved to be an inspiring week filled with learning, practical experience, and cultural exchange. The event gathered delegations from Poland, Italy, Turkey, Romania, and Croatia, creating a dynamic environment for collaboration and knowledge sharing in the field

On March 27, 2025, at Agronomska škola Zagreb, a special training session was organized for students and teachers as part of their preparation for obtaining certification as remote pilots in subcategories A1 and A3 of the open category. The training aimed to equip participants with the necessary knowledge and skills to operate drones safely and

The Turkish team has successfully completed its final preparations before departing for Sardinia. The team conducted an intensive training session, focusing on key aspects of their upcoming work, refining strategies, and ensuring everything is in place for a productive trip. Team leaders emphasized the importance of coordination, efficiency, and adaptability to make the most of

** Today, our school hosted a meeting for the parents of students who will soon embark on an exciting trip to **Sardinia ** as part of the **Therma-SAT Farming** project. This initiative focuses on the **use of modern technology in agriculture**, particularly the collection and analysis of drone images for vocational education and the agricultural

A specialized training session on drone operation and safety was held in Swarozyn, where participants gained both technical piloting skills and an understanding of safe drone usage. The training included both theoretical and practical parts, allowing participants to not only learn the basics of drone control but also to apply them in real-world scenarios. The

The Erasmus+ project meeting in Antalya was a unique opportunity for collaboration, innovation, and cultural exchange. It brought together teams from Poland, Italy, Romania, Croatia, and Turkey with the common goal of enhancing knowledge and skills in drone technology, imaging, and data analysis. The event not only facilitated technical learning but also strengthened international partnerships,