Recap: Organiser Training in Oslo February 2013

In March the board of EYPNAA arranged the annual officials training and winter party, once again in Oslo. Both old and new alumni came to the training, and this year the main focus was set to organising. There were presentations about how to organise a national session, how to handle the economics for both regional and national sessions and presentations about how EYP is organised in Norway and furthermore in Europe.

 

The first regional session of EYP Norway, Trondheim and Melhus 7th – 8th of March 2013

The first day: Teambuilding and Committee Work
The day started of with teambuilding at Trondheim Katedralskole. The delegates quickly seemed to get comfortable within their committees.

Invitasjon til Lillehammer 2013!

Her finner dere søknadsskjema for deltagelse på årets nasjonalsesjon, som vil bli holdt på Lillehammer den 18-20. september. Søknadsfrist den 5. mars!

Informasjon om endagssesjoner

Vi har nå lagt ut oppdatert informasjon om hvordan man kan implementere endagssesjoner i undervisningen. En snarvei til informasjonen finner dere her.

Vil du bli medlem i EYPNAA?

Å bli medlem i EYPNAA er enklere enn mange tror. Klikk her for å se hvordan du kan fortsette din EYP-reise:)

National session website!

trondheim2011.weebly.com/index.html

The press room will be uploading articles as they finish, photos will also be uploaded on the website as well as the sessions facebook page.

 

Preparation booklet Trondheim 2011

The preparation booklet for Trondheim 2011 is now available online.

Second information letter regarding Trondheim 2011

 This is the second information letter sent to the Norwegan schools. 

Travel information for Trondheim posted

 If you need any information, tips or ideas when booking your travel, please follow the link.

Registration for delegates and teachers

To register as a delegate or teacher for the Norwegian National Session in Trondheim, please go to this link

 

NB! Registration for invited official will not open before mid-July.

 

Photo by Kjærstin Berntzen