The aim of the project "We in Europe - the training for teachers" is to increase the school staff competences in teaching and motivating students to learn English, involvement of the school community and town inhabitants to international activities. Zespół Kształcenia i Wychowania No 1 in Pelplin (the School) is the largest school in the municipality of Pelplin. There are more than 500 pupils in primary and secondary schools as well as 170 children in nursery school. The School is involved in international activities. Since last year students and teachers have been participating in eTwinning projects and cooperating with the organization AIESEC. In this way volunteers from all over the world come to school, presenting their ideas and work in English.Actions aimed at further international development of the School have been planned in "European development plan". As part of the project "We are in Europe - training for teachers" foreign language teachers, teachers of other subjects, the school management and school staff will be directly involved in the implementation of new European projects. Two teachers will participate in training in Scarborough(UK), run by the Academy Anglolang on 18-29 July 2016. Active teachers, who have shown strong motivation to get involved in European projects, have been selected to participate in the training. The purpose of participation in the course is to learn new approaches in foreign language teaching and to gain important school teaching experience.As part of preparation for the course in England the meetings will be held to discuss issues relating to the program of the course, travelling, accommodation, security and the subsequent use of the project results. The project partner University Anglolang provides all the necessary information.During the two-weeks mobility in England participants will take part in 30 hours a week classes on using different teaching methods. Experiencing the English culture by the sightseeing tours around the region, meeting and cooperation with the participants from all over Europe will supplement the training.Europass – Mobility tool will be used to confirm the skills acquired by the participants during their stay abroad.Participation in the European training within the Erasmus+ project will allow teachers to upgrade their methodological, linguistic and organizational skills and strengthen their motivation to create activities for schools and local environment.Information on the completed project will be disseminated by local and regional newspapers, social media and internet, participants will share experiences with other teachers in the school and throughout the community.The project is an important step in the development of our school. This will help to reach higher level of English language teaching, to encourage students to be involved in international activities. The School will also expand its influence in the community and will affect the municipal policy of education. This will enable the development of partnerships and raise the prestige of the School.