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This document summarizes information about the Technological High School "Nicolae Cioranescu" in Targoviste, Romania and the surrounding Dambovita county. It describes the county's landscape, main rivers, and known attractions. It provides details about Targoviste, the county seat and former capital of Wallachia, including its university, sports clubs, and cultural festivals. It highlights activities at the school like workshops, lessons, Halloween parties, and folkloric festivals. Students from the school collaborated to provide this information about their region and school life.
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- 1. Liceul Tehnologic “Nicolae Ciorãnescu” Târgovişte Technological High School “Nicolae Cioranescu” Targoviste COMENIUS Multilateral school partnerships Gender Role Inequalities ROLUL INEGALITATILOR INTRE FEMEI SI BARBATI 2012-2014 This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This publication reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein
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- 6. Our region is known for the beautiful landscapes (in mountains), the agriculture products ( apples, vegetables), the historical and religious monuments …and other…. Church in rock Bears Bison's reservation Ice Hotel in Bâlea Lac
- 7. TÂRGOVIŞTE - the County seat of the Dâmbovița County One of the most important cities in the history of Wallachia, it was its capital between early 15th century and 17th century. Is the city where tradition and modernity joins. The Royal Court and the Tour Chindia watch the activity ( we have an University, Sport Clubs – handball, football, festivals ) Costumes
- 12. Târgovi te-ș city of romance songs Gold Chrysanthemum Festival
- 16. Life in school Students practicing in the Workroom Students during a deliberation lesson
- 17. We love to take part in different activities Haloween party (Thriller) The prom Queen 2008 Folklor festivals
- 18. We love to sing, to dance….
- 19. …and to help
- 20. Made by: Petre Alexandra XA Dima Alin XA Moraru Vlad XI B Ocnaru Cristina XIA Beldiman Ioan XIA Ciocodeica David XIA Cazan Daniela XA Chita Diana IX B Dumitru Sebastian XII B