All Digital Weeks campaign

Tode Hadzi-Tefov Primary school participated in the #AllDigitalWeeks campaign. The students presented their work on the etwinning project ‘Fun with English’. The campaign aims at showing the need of empowering all European citizens with the digital tools and skills they need in their studies, job, and for social inclusion. #ADWeeks2023

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