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1. Our city and school: Hungary
CHANCE Project 2018-20
2. Százhalombatta
• One of the most important towns of the south Buda
region.
• 30 km from Budapest, 18000 residents.
• Town’s history dates back to 4000 years.
• Meaning of the name: "one hundred tumuli"
Referring to the tumulus field at the edge of the town.
3. History of the town
• Neolithic age: first settlement
• Százhalombatta rapidly developed from 1958 and it became a
town in 1970. Power station, Mol Oil Refinery.
5. St Stephen square
• It is the bustling center of the city. It was rebuilt in 2010.
• It hosts numerous events.
• Our school is located next to it.
6. Cultural life
• Folk dance group: Forrás
• Summerfest, the most important folklore festival of Hungary
with 20 participating countries every year.
7. International relations
• In 2011 Százhalombatta won the „Hungary in bloom” contest and
in 2012 won second place in the international competition.
• Százhalombatta is twinned with:
Sovata, Romania
Sannazzaro de' burgondi, Italy
Brzesko, Poland
9. Our School
• Our school is located in the centre of
Százhalombatta, in the main square.
• The current headmaster is dr. Horváthné
dr. Hidegh Anikó.
• It is named after a famous poet of the
19th century, Arany János.
• There are about 50 classrooms on 3
floors.
• There are about 850 students and 84
teachers teach here.
• It was established in 1985. This year we
are celebrating the 33rd anniversary.
10. Faculties & specialties
Lower Primary
(6-10)
Music, Zsolnai,
Special need
Upper Primary
(10-14)
Music, General,
Special need
Secondary Grammar
+ Language Year (14-
19)
Languages
Entrance exam
Upper Secondary
Grammar (14-18)
Biology, IT
Lower Secondary
(10-14)
General
Entrance exam
Upper Secondary
Grammar (14-18)
Biology, IT
11. GENERAL SECONDARY
SCHOOL (10-18 years)
• 8-year secondary school (5th-12th grade): Biology /
Information Technology and Mathematics (advanced
IT Matura)
• 5-year secondary school (9th-12th grade): language
specialised classes: English + 2nd foreign language (
German, Italian, French)
12. Social events at school: for junior students
• Halloween Party
• St Nicolas Day Party
• Fancy Dress Party
• Drama Day
• School Leaving Ceremony
13. Social events at school: for senior students
• Induction camp for freshmen
• Non-stop sport night
• Prom dance and ribbon pinning ceremony
• Environmental conference
• Graduation ceremony
14. Social events at school for everyone
• Healthy week: workshops, check-ups
• Valentine’s day
• Arany days: project activities
• „Opposite day”: students teach and there is a student
principal
• Field trips and study visits
15. Partner institutions
• „Friendship Cultural Centre”:
• classrooms
• drama performances
• celebrations
Swimming pool
Matrica Museum
Sport centre
Conference Centre
Halom TV
