Showing posts with label Italy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Italy. Show all posts

Saturday, 7 September 2013

Presenting Project meeting results.

 Before we go to Bulgaria last few words about our last meeting. After our return from Olbia we presented the meeting to other teachers. We talked about school, places we visited , people we met and plans for future project actions. Kasia made traditional PARDULAS :-) They were very lovely!
Pupils who took part in the meeting: Kasia, Klaudia , Kacper and Sebastian made presentation about their experiences and tald about it to their friends. 


PARDULAS




Tuesday, 11 June 2013

Comenipede

At last meeting in Italy, our spanish colleagues,  brought with them, a T-shirt for each coordinator  with this picture. It shows our mascot, Comenipede and the different countries members of the project. 

Sunday, 9 June 2013

A year full of great moments.A day to remember in the railway museum during our meeting in Charlton- on-Otmoor.Cool!!

Monday, 20 May 2013

Sunday, 19 May 2013

THANK YOU! - GRAZIE!

We had a fantastic time in Olbia! Thank you to all teachers, parents and pupils and first of all to Silvia, the headteacher. We are going to write more about our stay in Olbia but until then a few photos to remind us all great moments we had. 

3° Circolo Didattico di Olbia Scuola Primaria


Benvenuto!



Polish pupils learning Italian. 



Project coordinators proudly wearing Project T-shirts and holding souvenirs 


From Przemyƛl (POLAND) to Castelsardo ( SARDINIA)

With Sardinian parents who made our stay in Olbia memorable.

With Mayor of Olbia Mr Giovanni Enrico Giovannelli.

Gosia, Rossella and Sarah and mare blu :-)

Comenius board at school

Monday, 29 April 2013

The Legend of Posand.

This story has been writen by a group of children from Italy. It tells the story of the arrival to Posadas of saracens. Posada is a small village in the south of Italy. This book has been made by a group of year five students.   Obviously, it is a short version of the original legend. However, it tells briefly the main facts of this famous medieval italian story.