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The document provides information about a school located in Vranesti Village, Calinesti District, Arges County in Romania. It mentions that the school teaches computer science to elementary school students and is located near Pitesti City. It also references involvement in European projects through a local NGO and exhibitions made by students showcasing Romanian culture.
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The document provides background information on various historical and cultural sites in and around the city of Râmnicu Vâlcea, Romania. It describes several parks, including "Mircea cel Bătrân" Park which contains relics of Prince Mircea cel Bătrân's princely fortress. It also mentions cultural institutions like the "Antim Ivireanul" County Library, "Ion Dumitrescu" Philharmonic, and Anton Pann Theatre. Historical sites discussed include the Statue of Independence, Râmnicu Vâlcea Court of Law, and Hermitage Troianu monastery.
Rumania
The document provides information about Craiova, Romania. It discusses that Craiova is the capital of Dolj County, located on the banks of the Jiu River. It has a population of over 300,000 people and is a political and economic center. The document also outlines some of Craiova's cultural sites, universities, parks, and transportation infrastructure.
Prezentare introductiva - Scoala Ghica
We are Secondary School in Iași, Romania. Iași is located in northeastern Romania and was formerly the capital of Moldavia and Romania. It is an important cultural, economic, and academic center, being home to Alexandru Ioan Cuza University, the first university founded in Romania. Some key facts about Iași include that it was formerly the capital of Moldavia and Romania, it is an important cultural and academic center, and it was home to several "firsts" in Romania such as the first museum, national theatre, botanical garden, and memorial house.
Andrei Muresanu
Andrei Muresanu" High School is located in Brasov, Romania. It has a long history dating back over 500 years and currently educates over 750 students from preschool through high school. The high school offers both theoretical and vocational programs. It is located near the historic Black Church and St. Nicholas Church. The high school has achieved strong academic results and offers students opportunities to participate in various extracurricular activities and competitions.
Meeting in romania polish presentation
The document outlines a week-long program for Polish students visiting Romania from November 8-14, 2015 in Craiova. The schedule includes welcoming ceremonies, workshops on Romanian, English, geography and art, debates on European values, visits to cultural and historical sites around Craiova including the Madonna Church and Oltenia Museum, and a farewell party before returning to Poland on the final day. The program aims to foster cultural exchange and teach the students about Romanian culture and European values.
Romania -Liceul Tehnologic de Transporturi Auto
The document provides information about the Liceul Tehnologic de Transporturi Auto in Craiova, Romania. It discusses the school's history, facilities, staff, programs, and extracurricular activities. Additionally, it summarizes several European projects the school has participated in between 2007-2012, including Leonardo da Vinci projects focused on acquiring skills in auto mechanics and increasing practical training opportunities for students.
Carmen Camelia Mitrace - Romania
Presentation of participants course "Europe between mythology, modernity and mutliculturalism.
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Prezentare sept, 2012
The document summarizes a Comenius project between 2012-2014 involving several European countries including Spain, Poland, France, Slovakia, Turkey, Greece, Bulgaria, and Romania. It then provides details about Marginea, a town in northern Romania, and highlights some of Romania's cultural attractions including historical sites, natural landscapes, and modern art. The remainder of the document introduces a school in Marginea, describing its facilities, teachers, and student body of 348 pupils from primary to secondary levels. It shares photos of the school buildings, classrooms, staff, and students participating in various activities.
Romania Presentation Comenius
Romania is a country with many wonderful natural and cultural sites. Some of the most notable places include the Danube Delta, with its unique flora and fauna, as well as Maramures, known for its rural scenery and wooden architecture. Bran Castle, often associated with Dracula, and the painted monasteries of northern Moldavia are also popular tourist destinations. Romanian culture is also expressed through its cuisine, including mămăliga cornmeal porridge, wines, and handicrafts like ceramics and rugs.
Craiova romania-1
Craiova is the fifth largest city in Romania located in central Oltenia near the river Jiu. It has a population of over 300,000 people, mostly Romanian. Craiova is a historical political center and important commercial hub in western Romania. It has several universities, museums, churches, and the largest natural park in Europe, Nicolae Romanescu Park. Major industries and institutions include Ford factory, Craiova Airport, University of Craiova, and FC U Craiova football club.
Comenius project 2013-2015 Presentation
This document provides information about a school in Bucharest, Romania called "Iancului" School. It is one of the oldest schools in Bucharest at about 130 years old. It has over 700 students aged 6-14 and is considered one of the best schools in the city based on excellent results in competitions. The document also summarizes information about notable landmarks in Bucharest like the Palace of Parliament, the Romanian Athenaeum concert hall, and the Village Museum. It introduces several famous Romanian personalities in various fields and describes some Romanian traditions like Martisor. It highlights some important cities in Romania and natural landmarks including the Scarisoara Ice Cave. It provides brief descriptions of the Peles Castle and the Merry Cemetery
Rmania
Romania is a country located in Southeastern Europe on the Lower Danube River, bordering the Black Sea. It has a population of over 21.5 million people, the 7th largest in the European Union. Bucharest is Romania's capital and largest city, with 1.9 million residents and several landmark buildings and monuments. Tourism focuses on natural landscapes like Mamaia on the Black Sea in the summer and Valea Prahovei and Poiana Brasov in the mountains in the winter. Romania is known as the home of Dracula and features Dracula's castle. Some famous Romanians include soccer player Gheorge Hagi, gymnast Nadia Comaneci, and soccer player Adrian
Romania. Suceava. CEDCSV
This document provides an overview of Romania and the city of Suceava. It discusses Romania's location in Europe and key facts about its population size and diverse landscapes. Suceava is introduced as the capital of the historical region of Bukovina in northeastern Romania, known for its Painted Monasteries. The document also profiles Economic College "Dimitrie Cantemir" in Suceava, noting its central location, outdoor classes, extracurricular activities, and opportunities to participate in European projects like Erasmus+.
Magazine no. 1
This document summarizes a Comenius project meeting that took place from November 22-27, 2010 in Iasi, Romania. The project, called "My European Hero", involved partners from Italy, Turkey, Bulgaria, Poland and Romania. During the meeting, participants engaged in various activities to learn about each other's cultures and education systems. They also presented on their country's national hero, including dramatizations of works by Ion Creanga, Romania's national hero who is considered one of the greatest Romanian writers. The participants visited important sites related to Creanga and experienced Romanian folk dances and traditions. The objectives of promoting cultural exchange and understanding between partners were successfully met through the collaborative and engaging program.
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- 1. SCHOOL WITH GRADES I – VIII VRANESTI VILLAGE, DISTRICT CĂLINEŞTI, ARGEŞ COUNTY My name is MARIN ANA-MARIA from Romania
- 3. One of the largest salt mines in the country and Europe whose beginnings historical salt mine dating from Roman Empire
- 4. Bran Castle, also called "Dracula's Castle" is the most popular tourist attraction in Romania. Dracula, known worldwide, is due to Vlad Tepes, who was born in Bran Castle, and he stunned the world by his methods of torture.
- 5. I live in the city of Pitesti, Arges. Teach computer-optional from an elementary school, ”School Vrăneşti”, located near Pitesti.
- 6. Downtown Pitesti City The musical fountain, located in front of City Hall, was opened on May 9, 2008, the Europe Day.
- 7. Vranesti Village and School
- 8. AEL Lessons
- 9. Involvement In European Projects Through Local NGO
- 10. Exhibition made by students with Romanian specific elements
- 11. Exhibition of drawings in the project "School otherwise"
- 12. National program of selective collection of waste, called "Green Corner in my school."
- 13. Celebration of Halloween- costume contest
- 14. “I DO NOT WANT STUDENTS TO REACH ONLY TO KNOW; I WISH THAT IT KNOWS TO DO WHAT HE HAS LEARNED.” SPIRU HARET