Our Erasmus+ - eTwinning project “Today’s Writers, Tomorrow’s Leaders” is going to be realized by 8 countries, U.K., Greece, Turkey, Finland, Poland, Italy, Spain and Cyprus. Around 100 years ago, women's rights activist Margaret Fuller is quoted as saying, "Today's readers, tomorrow's leaders." Inspired by this, a group of educators in schools across Europe recognised that we are privileged to be in the position of shaping the European (and world) leaders of tomorrow. We took this quote and discussed the priorities of our schools and we talked about how writing can help promote cohesive communication across languages and cultures. Throughout history, writing has allowed people to communicate cultures, ideas and opinions. Nations and governments have been formed through written communication. Also, friendships and partnerships have been nurtured through written communication. From hieroglyphics to grafitti, from poetry to songs, writing and mark-making has always formed part of the co