Erasmus KA2

1. ŞCOALA GIMNAZIALĂ
“IOAN BĂNCESCU”
ADÂNCATA

2. THE SCHOOL POPULATION ANDTHE SCHOOL POPULATION AND
THE TEACHING LANGUAGETHE TEACHING LANGUAGE
In Romania, the teaching language is
Romanian, and also the national
minorities’languages (Hungarian, German,
Bulgarian, Polish, Serbian, Rromani, Turkish,
Russian, Slovakian), aspects stipulated in the
National Education Law.
The number of school population in 2015 was of
3.999.900, distributed on each level of
schooling.

3. The national system of education consists
in public, private and confessional educational
establishments.
School education is organized on
levels and forms of education and
provides the required conditions for the
acquisition of key competences and for
gradual professionalization.

4. Preschool education (0-6 years old)
 Nursery school
 Kindergarten
Primary school education (6-11 years
old)
 preparatory class
 I-IV grades
Secondary school education (11-19
years old)
 Lower secondary school – middle school – V-VIII
grades
 Upper secondary school – high school –IX-XII/XIII
grades: theoretical, technological, vocational
Professional education (3 year course)
Post high school education
University education

5. In Romania, the National Curriculum is developed
according to:
1. The specific needs of the personal
development
2. The labour market and community needs
3. The principle of subsidiarity

6. The duration of the school year and the
number of classes per week
In Romania, the school year has 36 weeks,
from the 15th
of September until the 24th
of June,
and the number of classes per week differs
according to the level of education:
-20 classes for primary school
-25 classes for lower secondary school
-30 classes for upper secondary school
Students attend classes 5 days a week.

7. 1. Education funding is done for all the education
institutions either public, private or
confessional.
2. In Romania, schools can access European
funds (The European Social Fund), either to
develop the human ressource or to equip
schools.

9.  Geographical position:
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11
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Spre
HÂNŢEŞTI
Spre CĂLUGĂRENI
DN
29A
Spre
FETEŞTI
Pârâul VALEA MARE
0700 1400
2100m
700
Spre SUCEAVA
 SCOALA. v-viii
Căminul Culrural Grădiniţa
Poşta
 Primăria
 SCOALA. I-viii
 Biserica Sf.
Dumitru
 Biserica Veche

10. The Commune of Adancata lies on the north-north-east of
the municipality of Suceava, 12 km far. It’s located on the
national road DN 29A. The Adancata village is surrounded
by a stretch of woods that winds down into the village.

11. The Town Hall The Post Office
The Heroes’ Memorial The ShrineThe Community
Center

12. St. Demeter Church
1929
The Old Church – hystorical
monument since 1789

14. St. Demeter Church
1929
The Old Church – hystorical
monument since 1789

15. The Primary School
The Secondary School
Motto:
Equal Education for Equal
Opportunities

16. Brief History
1882 – the first officially documented recognition;
1910 – primary school accomodating 165 students; head teacher - Ioan Băncescu;
1947 – new school with four classroom facilities;
1958 – four more classrooms and one gymnasium are added to the new school;
1975 – the current school with five classrooms and annexes are built in a new location;
1976 – the school’s workshop building opens;
2007 – the 125th anniversary
Current Status
360 pupils, of which
70 study in kindergarten;
130 study primary school;
160 study in secondary school.
25 teachers
OBJECTIVES:
School Adancata, Suceava aims at providing student-
oriented education based on communication, trust,
cooperation and understanding, at all of its levels–
kindergarten, primary or middle.
By maintaining close relationships with the students’
families and the local community, and by using the
most efficient teaching methods, we offer all students
the support they need to grow in harmony with the local
traditions, and national and European values, with a
view to become members of the society.

19. SCHOOL FESTIVITIES

20. ON THE TRIP

21. ON THE TRIP

22. THE FOLKLORE FESTIVAL AND SYMPOSIUM "SARBATOAREA DE
SUB BRAZI" (THE HOLIDAY UNDER THE FIR TREES)

23. OUR 125th
SCHOOL
ANNIVERSARY