Educational institutions owned by the community of Odesa are actively engaged in international projects with schools from European Union countries, including Poland, Denmark, the Netherlands, France, Germany, Slovakia, Hungary, Latvia, and others.

From October 6 to 11, 13 students from Odesa Lyceum No. 9 attended a youth camp called «Krzyszow» in Poland. This visit was part of a Polish-German-Ukrainian school exchange involving youth from Lezno (Poland), Kaiserslautern (Germany), and Odesa (Ukraine).

During their stay at the camp, participants engaged in activities focused on intercultural communication, history, and tolerance. The talented and creative youth collaborated on joint project tasks, including integration and language introductions, language evenings-presentations, excursions to the «Gross-Rosen» camp and the Church of Peace, art workshops, and more.

Also, in early October, as part of international cooperation, 15 students from Odesa Lyceum No. 90 visited a school in Bremen (Germany).

For eight days, the children stayed with German families, participated in joint projects, creative activities, trips, and excursions around Bremen, Hamburg (Germany), and Groningen (Netherlands), among others.

During these foreign trips, young Odesa residents had the opportunity to communicate with peers from Poland and Germany, demonstrating a high level of proficiency in foreign languages, and deepening their knowledge of German and Polish languages, as well as the history, culture, and traditions of these countries.