HOME BASE RUSSIA
In September, Yaroslavl Centre for Telecommunications and Information Technologies in education, Time home base for Russia, “”organized a Time workshop for teachers to promote the project, to teach the project basics and overall awareness and to encourage the educators for participation in the project. We have made a short report about this event and put it onto Time website. Here is the link:
http://www.edu.yar.ru/russian/projects/time-2000/semi_en.htm”

Yaroslavl has brought in 65 participants, representing Russia, Ukraine, Yugoslavia, Azerbaijan, Belarus and Kazakhstan.
Contact: Ilya A. Moroshkin

HOME BASE SWEDEN
In a joined cooperation Tunaskolan and det Internationella Miljöinstitutet (IIIEE) have given Time workshops in Malmö, Göteborg and Stockholm.

Take a look at what is going on at Tunaskolan, Time home base Northern Europe!

The Swedish Schoolnet has kindly translated some Time materials into Swedish.

Contact: Birgitta Nordén

HOME BASE BOSNIA Y HERZEGOVINA
For the past five students from Bosnia have gathered every Saturday to work on the Time Project. With limited means and a lot of dedication and hard work they keep informing the world about the situation in Bosnia. The students have written many a story, poem or essay. Have a look at their work, published at the Time website!

Contact: Jasmina Kapetanovic

HOME BASE SOUTH AFRICA
During the Earth Summit in August-September 2002, Time youth from South Africa hosted “a discussion and an evening with the world leaders. This group are working under a project called “YOUR WAKE UP CALL” an initiative of United Nations Environmental Development. It’s very exciting – of course Zwelibanzi High School – the TIME HOME BASE is leading this initiative”.

Contact: Linda Madlala

HOME BASE INDONESIA
In July Time workshops have been given to teachers in Java and Bali.
The 36 Indonesian Time schools are setting up many local activities on the topic cultural heritage. With the recent disaster in Bali, the already very active Indonesian schools have an even stronger urge to connect to the world and tell their story. Read their tales and ‘meet’ them on the Time discussion forums and netmeetings.

Contact: Maria Mumpuni and Stien Matakupan

HOME BASE COLOMBIA
Since 1998 Liceo Patria Quinta Brigada has been the pivotal point for all Spanish-speaking participants. The Spanish materials and communication has opened up doors for dozens of schools from all over Latin America, from Honduras to Perú and from Uruguay to Guatemala.
Take a look at the Spanish Time website!

Contact: Luis Eduardo Castrillón Díaz

HOME BASE BRAZIL
Lycée Pasteur is the Time bilingual home base taking care of the Portuguese and French speaking participants and materials. In August Barbara Dieu, Time coordinator at Lycée Pasteur, gave a workshop on the Time Project during the Cyber Langues in France. The successful workshop stimulated many French teachers to join the Time Project.

For the first time in the history of the Time Project, the classroom twinning is organised in French as well. Participants now can choose between English and French. Spanish will be next.

Contact: Barbara Dieu

HOME BASE CANADA
Time’s newest addition to the home bases is Prince Andrew Public School in Ontario, Canada.
The school has kindly offered the use of their safe ILS server for all Time schools interested to set up a netmeeting.

The Canadian students will give the official countdown for Time 2002 at midnight GMT, counting down from 10 to 0 and opening Time 2002 with "WELCOME TO OUR WORLD, OUR TIME!"

Contact: Joe Sheik