Sunday, November 29, 2009

Glasgow - Project Meeting November '09








All of us thank our fantastic Scottish friends for their hospitality and for making us feel so welcome. We had a great experience in Glasgow and in Dalmarnock School.
Here some pictures I took during my visit. Hope you like it!
Keep in touch very soon.
Chiara

Thursday, October 22, 2009

Year 3 - Morelli Primary School - Ravenna


Thanks to my pupils who visited our blog and left a message...I'm very proud of them!
Love,
Chiara

Monday, October 5, 2009

Scottish display


Hello everyone!
Look at this wonderful display our Scottish friends are working about. It's a real masterpiece!! BRAVI!!

Tuesday, September 15, 2009

Approved!!!


Hello everyone!
Our project "See the sea" has been approved!!!
We're looking forward to meeting our new European friends in November in Scotland.
Happy New School Year to you all.
Chiara - Italy

Wednesday, May 6, 2009



Congratulations to our scottish friends in Dalmarnock Primary!!!

They were awarded a certificate of Excellence for their work in International Education. At the ceremony one school is awarded a cup for being seen as the school that has done most in the year...and they won!!

They are also having an International Week in school. We are all looking forward to publishing their pictures about the event! P4/5 are studying Italy!!

Tuesday, January 20, 2009

Antiparos, Greece

Antiparos Primary school is situated in one of the smallest islands of the Cyclades island group, in the southeast Aegean, where the ancient Cycladic civilization was born (around 3.000 B.C.)-
It is opposite the much bigger island of Paros but commuting is only possible by sea. In this sense the area is disadvantaged, as access to a larger variety of cultural and other activities is limited by weather conditions and availability of sea transportation. The island’s population is around 1100 and our school has 75 pupils, 7 teachers and 7 teachers of special subjects (English, French, German, P.E., Music, Art and computer science). We have a small number (around 10% of the pupil population) of immigrant pupils for whom Greek is a second language and whose mother tongues are mostly Eastern European.

From this European partnership we are willing to realize and expect:
• to cooperate with other European schools within a specific educational framework

• to enhance cross-cultural understanding

• to involve parents, teachers, pupils and administrators in a large-scale educational project, thus enhancing the community spirit

• to exchange innovative ideas on curriculum design and application

• to enhance teamwork skills and develop teachers’ and students’ interpersonal intelligence

• to apply communicative learning methods for foreign language learning.

Thursday, January 8, 2009

My New Year Wish for you all!


Resolve to make at least one person happy every day, and then in ten years you may have made three thousand, six hundred and fifty persons happy, or brightened a small town by your contribution to the fund of general enjoyment.

By Sydney Smith