Romanian winter customs focus on Christmas, New Year's, and Epiphany celebrations. Traditions include children singing carols and receiving gifts, the Plugusor ritual where children make wishes with a miniature plow, and Sorcova where children carry flower-decorated sticks to wish people a happy new year. On Epiphany, a priest blesses water and splashes parishioners with basil leaves in a ceremony near a body of water.

1. ROMANIAN WINTER CUSTOMS

2. Winter holidays in Romania start on December 6 and last until January 7, with the main focus points being Christmas, New Year and the Epiphany Day (plus the Eve of every one of these celebrations, which is also very important).

10. Christmas preparations in our school Christmas decorations Christmas cards exhibition

12. The drama group Little Willy The story of Rudolph - The Red-Nosed Reindeer

13. Singing carols

14. Decorating the classrooms

15. May the beauty of the season brighten up your life and decorate your days with love, smiles and happiness! MERRY CHRISTMAS! Have a prosperous New Year!