What a great surprise for all of us in the 1 Nipiagogeio Voulas to receive postcards from our italian friends in Piacenza! We were very happy to read their wishes for Christmas. We also enjoyed writting christmas cards to all of our european friends in italian, english, estonian, romanian, greek and french!
The new outside blackboard in the school playground of the pre primary school Antoine de Saint Exupery in Marly le Roi.
Thank you Vassiliki, Melina and Anna you gave me this very good idea. We bought big wood panel. Our municipality was very helpful in painting and settling the black board on the wooden bike shelter.
Children were so exciting to use these new black board with chalks !
The bright colours of our garden inspired us to establish a “Museum of Ancient Greece” in the outdoors. As we had borrowed from “The Museum of Cycladic Art” an educational suitcase full of copies from the everyday life in Ancient Greece, we decided to organise a guided tour in the nature. Our pupils, divided in small groups, arranged the objects, installed a cash desk, wrote the tickets and also prepared the tour! It was an amazing experience for all of us!
The students of Primary school together with their teacher Carmela Simone prepared postcards from Piacenza to express their wishes “Merry Christmas!” to all European partners of our project.
Erasmus+ corner in our school with Christmas decoration and wishes in all the languages of our project… Merry Christmas!
Buon Natale! (Italian) Kala Christouyenna! (Greek) Joyeux Noel! (French) Craciun Fericit! (Romanian) Haid Joule! (Estonian)
We are very happy to receive Christmas wishes from our Italian colleagues in Piacenza!
The postcard presents the monument of Alessandro Farnese (1545-1592), duke of Parma and Piacenza. It was created by the sculptor Francesco Mochi. This monument is placed in Piazza Cavalli, in the center of Piacenza.
It is very important for our students to participate in this communication which gives them the opportunity to learn more about our European colleagues, their cities and their everyday real life. An excellent action, which gives us the motive for many different geography and language activities.
This year for the first time the Christmas decorations weren’t only inside our school, but also outside in our garden! We decorated with recycled handmade ornaments a big bush at the entrance of our school and also another tree at the corner of our yard. So we offered a beautiful Christmas decoration to our students and their families, and additionally to all the people of the local community passing by our school.
Also we decorated natural branches with Christmas recycled materials inside our class.
