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Anarita is a village located 12 kilometers from Paphos, Cyprus. The origin of the village's name is uncertain, though some theories suggest it comes from the Greek word for cheese or from an old name meaning "many waters." Near the village is the second largest dam in Cyprus, the Dam of Asprokremmos. Anarita Elementary School has around 25 students from Cyprus, Bulgaria, Syria, and the UK. The school participates in environmental programs like battery reuse and cooking oil recycling and operates as an all-day school four days a week.
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The document provides information on traditional Cypriot costumes from various regions of Cyprus. It describes in detail the typical elements of male and female costumes, including the materials used, pieces of clothing, accessories, and some regional variations. The female costume generally consisted of an outer garment, chemise, and long trousers, with the main outer garments being the saya, foustani, and saya. The male costume was characterized by baggy pleated trousers called vraka, along with a waistcoat or jacket. Accessories for both included head coverings, jewelry, and footwear. The costumes reflected the local traditions and identities of the island's communities while also incorporating some European influences over time.
Croatian traditional clothes
The document describes traditional clothing from the Croatian region of Međimurje. Women's costumes consisted of a shirt, skirt, underskirt, lace-edged apron, and black lace-up boots. Hairstyles indicated marital status, with married women wearing a poculica headdress. Men's costumes included pants, shirt, vest, hat, and black boots. The document also briefly mentions traditional clothing from other regions of Croatia such as Zagreb, Lika, Dalmatia, Knin, Dubrovnik, and Pag Island.
Greece: visit to doric fountain
The document summarizes a school trip taken by primary school students in Rhodes, Greece to visit and learn about the historic Doric Fountain located near their school. The fountain dates back to the 4th century BC and was part of the Temple of Poliada Athena. It originally served to provide water to the citizens. The students were briefed on the fountain's history and construction by an archaeologist before visiting it, where they took photos and drew the monument.
Heritage sites of Cyprus
Petra tou Romiou, also known as Aphrodite's Rock, is a sea stack located off the coast of Paphos, Cyprus. According to Greek mythology, it is the birthplace of the goddess Aphrodite. The rock formation is a popular tourist attraction due to its natural beauty and mythical significance. Nearby are the ruins of ancient Paphos, which contain beautiful Roman mosaics depicting scenes from Greek mythology and housed an important temple of Aphrodite from the 12th century BC. Paphos Castle overlooks the harbor and has played an important defensive role throughout its Byzantine, Crusader, and Ottoman history.
Spain historic sites
The document summarizes information about important historic buildings in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria that were photographed by elementary school students as part of an Erasmus+ exchange project. It describes Columbus House, a cultural institution located in the historic Vegueta district that focuses on the history of the Canary Islands and its relations with America. It also outlines details about Perez Galdos Theater, the cultural heart of the city, and Santa Ana Cathedral, the first church on the Canary Islands built in different architectural styles over four centuries. Photos of the monuments were taken by first and second grade students between ages 6-7 as part of their work on the Erasmus+ project.
Cyprus
The Republic of Cyprus gained independence from Britain in 1960 but northern Cyprus was later invaded and occupied by Turkey in 1974 after a coup overthrew the country's first president, Archbishop Makarios. Cyprus later joined the European Union in 2004 and adopted the euro in 2008. The capital and largest city of Cyprus is Nicosia, located near the center of the island, while Limassol is the second largest city and center of the wine industry.
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Solar System Scope is an educational website launched in 2010 that allows users to explore and learn about the solar system and outer space in an interactive way. The website became very popular due to support from users, editors, and webmasters who shared it widely. ClassDojo is an app that helps teachers build positive classroom cultures by allowing them to encourage students, share updates with parents, and communicate safely.
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A virtual museum (VM) draws on characteristics of a physical museum to enhance the user experience through personalization, interactivity and rich digital content. Some examples of famous virtual reality museums and tours include the Louvre, British Museum, National Gallery of Art, Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. VR videos of museums can be found by searching online for the specific museum name along with "VR" or "360". YouTube also allows viewing 360-degree videos of museum tours and destinations. VR viewing boxes can be purchased inexpensive on websites like eBay to experience virtual tours of museums and places from the internet, where thousands of VR museums and locations exist.
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Ceramics and pottery have ancient origins in Cyprus, with evidence dating back to the Neolithic period. Various regions of Cyprus became renowned for specific pottery styles, with some traditions continuing today. The unique pottery is created through multi-step traditional processes, with clay prepared on site and vessels formed by hand or wheel before high-temperature firing produces the finished ceramics. Regional styles feature distinctive shapes, decorations, and glazing techniques that reflect Cyprus's rich cultural heritage in the craft of pottery-making.
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- 2. Anarita
- 3. Anarita village History Anarita is a village in Paphos district, located 12 kilometers away from the city of Paphos, on the northeast. The name of the Anarita village is not exactly known. According to Jack C. Goodwin (in A toponymy of Cyprus , associates it with the Greek cheese anari. However this simple explanation is not scientifically accepted. Also another theory about the name coming from the name Anavrizo which is also considered to be fake. According to this version in the olden days many waters ran in the area and the name of the village was Anavrita which through the passing of the time became Anarita.
- 4. Dam of Asprokremmos The Dam of Anarita or else the Dam of Asprokremmos as it is also known is located on the eastern side of the community. It is the second largest dam in Cyprus with a capacity of 52 million cubic metres and it was built in the 1980 on river Xeropotamos.
- 5. LOCATION Our school is located in the center of Anarita village Anarita
- 6. Our school has 20 students. 9 boys and 16 girls. Our students come from Cyprus, Bulgaria, Syria and United Kingdom. Student population 2018 - 2019
- 7. Teaching staff A headteacher Two classteachers One Visitor classteacher A Special Education Teacher A Logotherapist
- 8. Recycle-reuse Battery reuse Cooking oil recycle Eco School As school we participate in a lot of programs and actions:
- 9. All-day Primary School Our schools work as all-day schools on a voluntary basis from October until May, four times a week in two zones, namely until 3:00 p.m. or 4:00 p.m. The morning curriculum and school subjects remain the same according to the regulations of Primary Education. During the afternoon timetable, there are 4 periods for completing pupils’ homework, 4 periods for supportive teaching and 8 periods for the teaching of optional subjects of interest (English, Information Technology, Music, Physical Education, Art, Design and Technology).
- 10. We are very lucky to have this wonderful playground!