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Pare Manyanet was founded in the 19th century by Josep Manyanet, a Catholic priest from Catalonia, Spain. He founded two religious institutes dedicated to Catholic education and opened schools across Catalonia and in other countries in Europe, Africa, and America. Today, Pare Manyanet is a school located in Barcelona, Spain with various facilities that support students' educational and extracurricular needs, including classrooms, labs, a library, chapel, gym, playgrounds, pool, and television studio. It follows the Catholic educational model established by its founder.
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Nadia Comaneci, the first female gymnast to score a perfect 10 at the Olympics and a five-time Olympic medalist; Gheorghe Hagi, considered Romania's greatest footballer who starred for Steaua Bucharest and Real Madrid; Simona Halep, currently Romania's top-ranked female tennis player and former world #1; and Ilie Năstase, one of the greatest male tennis players of the 1970s, winning numerous Grand Slam titles. It outlines their early careers, successes, accomplishments, and legacy in their respective sports.
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Luka Modrić is a professional Croatian football player who currently plays for Real Madrid C.F. and the Croatian national team. He was born in Zadar, Croatia in 1985 and spent his childhood in a small village, where during the war his family fled from Serbian aggressors. At age 10, he joined the youth academy of Dinamo Zagreb and went on loan to Mostar Zrinjski and Inter Zaprešić, where he showed his talent. In 2008, he transferred to Tottenham Hotspur and helped lead them before joining Real Madrid in 2012 for €42 million. He currently lives in Madrid with his wife and two children.
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Goran Ivanišević is the most successful Croatian tennis player, known for his left-handed style of play and powerful serve. He started playing tennis at age 17 at his father's insistence and went on to win numerous singles and doubles titles, including the 2001 Wimbledon championship as a wildcard entrant ranked 125th in the world, making him the lowest ranked player to ever win Wimbledon. Ivanišević also won two bronze medals at the 1992 Olympics and reached three Wimbledon finals in total, though he lost his first two matches against Andre Agassi and Pete Sampras. He is renowned for holding the record for most aces served in a single season.
Dražen petrović
Dražen Petrović was a Croatian professional basketball player who achieved success playing in Europe and later in the NBA. He began his career playing for local teams in Croatia before joining prestigious European clubs like Cibona and Real Madrid, winning championships with both. In 1989, he joined the NBA's Portland Trail Blazers, but later found more success with the New Jersey Nets, being named the team's MVP. Tragically, Petrović died in a car accident in 1993 at the young age of 28 while traveling back to Croatia. He is still remembered today for his skill and dedication to the game.
Prezentacija engleska
This document provides biographical information on four important figures in Croatian literature: August Šenoa, Antun Gustav Matoš, Miroslav Krleža, and Anton Kontić. It discusses their dates of birth and death, education backgrounds, major works, and their significance in transitioning Croatian literature to realism and modernism between the 1860s-early 20th century. Šenoa is described as the "Father of Croatian novel" who wrote over ten novels including Goldsmith's Gold. Matoš was an influential modernist known for his poems like "Comfort of Hair". Krleža was the most prominent 20th century Croatian writer who authored over 50 works
O školi
La OAZA-ML es una organización que promueve la paz y la justicia en el Medio Oriente. Busca una solución de dos estados para Israel y Palestina mediante negociaciones pacíficas que establezcan fronteras seguras y reconozcan los derechos de ambos pueblos.
L paths labs
20 students aged 30-65 from the L-PATHS learning lab in Croatia are involved in a project to learn new IT and language skills. Most have only a high school degree and are unemployed or retired. Through the project, the students hope to develop IT skills to increase their job prospects, improve their language abilities, learn more about European folk traditions, and meet new people from other European countries.
Ro historic personalities (1)
Nicolae Ceaușescu rose through the ranks of the Romanian Communist Party to become the dominant political figure in Romania from 1965 to 1989. Initially popular for his independent stance from the Soviet Union, he consolidated power and instituted a harsh authoritarian regime and cult of personality. His repressive policies and mismanagement of the economy led to growing unrest, culminating in a popular revolution in December 1989 that overthrew and executed Ceaușescu and his wife.
Ro people and concepts
This document provides biographical information about three important Romanian figures in culture and theology: Titu Maiorescu, Mircea Eliade, and Dumitru Staniloae. It discusses their educational backgrounds, careers, and significant contributions. Maiorescu was a literary critic and politician who founded the influential Junimea society. Eliade was a renowned historian of religion who studied religions across the world. Staniloae was an Orthodox theologian, professor, and author who wrote extensively on Orthodox spirituality.
Ro personalities in literature
This document provides biographical information about two famous Romanian writers: Mihai Eminescu and Eugen Ionescu. It discusses Eminescu's life, his influential poetry career, and his status as Romania's national poet. It then discusses Ionescu's life, focusing on how he was born in Romania but lived in France, where he became a prominent figure in avant-garde theater through plays depicting the solitude of human existence.
Barcelona definitiu
Barcelona is the capital city of Catalonia, located on Spain's northeastern coast along the Mediterranean Sea. With over 1.6 million inhabitants, it is Spain's second largest city. Some of Barcelona's most notable landmarks include Antoni Gaudi's La Pedrera, Palau de la Música Catalana, and the still unfinished Sagrada Família basilica, all of which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Barcelona has a Mediterranean climate and is known for its architecture, parks, museums, and status as a global hub for culture, finance, trade, and tourism.
Italy presentation uk
This document provides biographical information on three notable figures: Banksy, William Shakespeare, and Rowan Atkinson. It describes Banksy as a street artist whose graffiti-style work makes structures more valuable. It notes that Shakespeare was a playwright and poet born in 1564 who owned the Globe Theatre. And it outlines Rowan Atkinson's career as a comedian known for Mr. Bean and Blackadder, and notes he was awarded a CBE for his contributions to drama and charity.
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Pare manyanet definitiu
- 2. History
- 3. Pare Manyanet • “Josep Manyanet”(1833-1901) the founder of our school was born in “Tremp” (“Pallars Jussà”, Catalonia. • He was ordained a priest on April 9, 1859. • For almost forty years he promoted the formation and expansion of schools.
- 4. Pare Manyanet • “Pare Manyanet” founded two religious institutes in honor of the “Sagrada Família de Natzaret”. Dedicated to Catholic education and instruction of children. • He also founded other schools in Catalonia: Barcelona, Blanes, Vilafranca, Begues, Molins de Rei, Reus, Sant Andreu…
- 5. Pare Manyanet • Today, these institution is present in countries of Europe, Africa and America. • He wrote several books and founded the magazine “La Sagrada Família”. • On December 17th, 1901, he died in Barcelona.
- 6. Pare Manyanet • He was beatified by Pope John Paul II in 1984 and twenty years later, on 16 May 2004 he was canonized by the same Pope.
- 7. Location
- 8. Travessera de Les Corts, 331 BARCELONA
- 9. Facilities
- 10. Playgrounds It has 5 basketball courts, 2 football courts and one for figure skating (covered).
- 11. Corridors
- 12. Library
- 13. Chapel • As Pare Manyanet is a Catholic school, it has a chapel inside.
- 14. Auditorium
- 15. Video rooms
- 16. Swimming pool
- 17. Gym All the students must wear a special uniform while they’re doing PE.
- 18. “Esportiu Manyanet” • It’s a gym open to students and the general public
- 19. Canteen
- 20. Labs • Pare Manyanet has 2 different laboratories: one for Biology (1), and one for Physics and Chemistry (2). 1 2
- 21. ICT The computers that appear in these photos are quite old, but Today they’re all new.
- 22. TV studio • Pare Manyanet has a TV studio, where primary students learn how to edit a TV programme. 3rd E.S.O. Students (14-15 yers old) also make programs.
- 23. Exhibitions • Pare Manyanet has a special corridor dedicated to different exhibitions during the course. For example: mushrooms, drawings...
- 24. THE END