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This document outlines the key events in the school calendar for a Comenius Multilateral Partnership Project school. It lists cultural, educational, and commemorative events throughout the year including Science Day in September, Tourism Day, Teachers' Day in October, Christmas celebrations in December, Independence Day in February, Theatre Day in March, and concludes with the Last Bell ceremony for graduating 12th grade students.
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This document introduces a kindergarten called "Giliukas" located in Kaunas, Lithuania. It discusses that Kaunas is the second biggest city in Lithuania located at the confluence of two rivers. It then lists several beautiful places to visit in Kaunas including Freedom Avenue, Kaunas Castle, the Old City, and Town Hall. It provides details about the kindergarten, such as its location, celebrating its 40th anniversary, having 11 groups for children ages 2-7, and applying elements of Stainer's pedagogy. It concludes by mentioning they celebrate holidays and have support for children with special needs.
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The most famous autumn festivals
This document describes festivals celebrated in several European countries in autumn, including:
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- In Italy, the Pumpkin Fair from October 4-6 and Boar Fair featuring local food are held.
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- Poland commemorates National Independence Day on November 11 and the Wroclaw Industrial Festival is a prestigious event for industrial music.
- Romanian festivals include the Cabbage Rolls Festival in September
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This document provides information about the Erasmus+ project "Let's tune in to Europe" between the years 2016-2018 that was conducted by the Circolo Didattico 'Amiternum' school in L'Aquila, Italy. It summarizes key details about the city of L'Aquila including its history, landmarks, and cultural institutions focused on music. It then describes the Amiternum school, including its name origins, campuses located in the surrounding towns, and educational programs focused on reading, sciences, citizenship, music instruction, and student film projects. The school orchestra is highlighted as performing for the community. The document expresses excitement to host visitors from partner schools involved in the Erasmus+ project
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Program for Romanian Meeting
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Festivals in Iasi
The document summarizes traditions and events associated with the Iasi Feast celebration in Iasi, Romania. For over 400 years, thousands of pilgrims have traveled to Iasi every October 14th to celebrate Saint Parascheva and view her relics. The week-long celebration includes parades, exhibitions, concerts, and fireworks. It is one of the largest Orthodox pilgrimages in the country. The county also organizes various contests and seminars during this period to celebrate the traditions of the Iasi Feast.
Billateral meetings
The Greek school Primary School of Sises and the Czech school ZÁKLADNÍ ŠKOLA A SLAMENÍKOVA MATERSKÁ ŠKOLA RADSLAVICE had their first bilateral meeting as part of a school partnership project. Two teachers and two students from the Czech school visited the Greek school for four days in May. During their visit, they exchanged gifts, had picnics and welcoming games. They also took day trips to local attractions like an aquarium, archeological sites, museums, beaches and ports. Their last day included swimming lessons and a lunch with students, parents and teachers.
Plan slovenia turkey
This document outlines the itinerary for a mobility visit to Slovenia from April 21-27, 2014. The schedule includes visits to a primary school in Ljubljana, the lake and castle in Bled, Triglav National Park and Lake Bohinj, the gingerbread museum in Radovljica, the Lipica stud farm, and coastal town of Piran. Presentations about Turkey will also be given at the primary school. Evenings will involve dinners with Slovenian and French partners or free time for exploration in Ljubljana.
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The document summarizes information about a high school in Nisko, Poland that is celebrating its 100th anniversary. Some key details:
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- The school celebrates various traditions and holidays throughout the year with students and faculty, including welcoming new students and celebrating Poland's independence day.
- It has educated generations of students over its 100 years of history in the town of Nisko, located in southern Poland.
Uralsk, kazakhstan, school lyceum # 35, 2013 - argentina final project
This document provides information about a school in Uralsk, Kazakhstan. It summarizes that the school has around 3,000 students studying various subjects like physics, languages, and natural sciences. The school celebrates many traditions and holidays throughout the year and aims to improve students' health during breaks between lessons. Students at the school represent many nationalities and celebrate their own cultures. The town of Uralsk has many sights to see and is known for fishing and apple farming.
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The document discusses the future of Europe and argues that greater union among European countries is needed. It envisions Europe becoming more like a "United States of Europe" where countries feel united and help each other. While countries differ in some ways, the document predicts that greater economic and cultural integration through the European Union will help overcome obstacles. It hopes that fewer differences between countries will emerge over time and fewer will be at war. The conclusion states that students should work to build the European union and create a supportive "European family" for the future.
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Photo corner about famous cities and places in partner countries
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Gains and advantages bulgaria
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