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The project will focus on students’ everyday lives and their work at school. The result will be a web-site or an electronic magazine where children describe their everyday life and comment on that of others, give feedback and make short photoseries. The project is meant for both students and teachers. Students will begin the project by introducing themselves and describing their activities (both in school and in their free time) to the partner school and the final aim of the project will be the creation of a web-site or a web magazine. Teachers will start by comparing their plans (teaching plans) by e-mail in all subjects, and afterwards make a common one (e.g. meant for teaching English as a foreign language) they will add their pages to the previous web site or e-magazine.. This is going to be a more open project because after some point the students will be able to write articles of interest to teenagers. Possible topics could include music, cinema, human relationships, teenage problems, human rights, democracy, tolerance, nature, lifestyle, eating habits or whatever they find interesting. Moreover by describing a typical day at school they will have the opportunity to exchange information about national celebrations and traditional customs in their country. Every topic could be approached in different ways (surveys, interviews, historical projects etc) and involve virtual classes. In this project the students will improve their English and their ICT skills. In addition, they will broaden their minds and overcome the boundaries of age, language, culture.