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Kindergarten Gonca of Yahya Kemal Colleges Joins Erasmus+ Project to Create Children's Songs for Happy Holidays

We are thrilled to announce that Kindergarten Gonca of Yahya Kemal Colleges in Skopje has recently signed an exciting agreement with two other organizations - Kindergarten 65 and NGO "moCactus" from Sofia - to participate in an Erasmus+ KA210-SCH - Small-scale Partnerships in School Education Project. This project, which will last for 18 months, is called "Children's songs for happy holidays" and aims to enrich our vision as an institution while contributing to the learning and development of our students and educators.

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Yahya Kemal College is a school located in Skopje, Republic of North Macedonia, established in November 1996.

It was established according to protocols signed between Yahya Kemal secondary schools and the Ministry of Education of the Republic of North Macedonia.

The school is named after Yahya Kemal Beyatlı, a notable Turkish writer and poet who was born in Skopje.

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