Six schools, six countries working together in a common European School Exchange Project based on learning Art and improve our skills in English language through the study of our festivities and traditions as the starting point for the development of a coexistence in harmony.
On March 25th our students from the different schools have enjoyed a lot with our meeting online. It is not the first time we do it, but, in this case, our students were able to share information about their culture apart from talking about themselves.
We are building friendships and relations for the future, hoping to see each other in person in a short time.
While we are waiting for the face-to-face meeting, we go on working with enthusiasm and learning every day.
This is how we celebrated this festivity with our youngest students. They prepared the paper figures of leprechauns and we used hats to take photos. They also made green books, watched videos prepred by our Spanish coordinator and listened to Irish music.
Dear friends, in Romania, we are celebrating springtime by „mărțișor” from 1 to 9 of March.
This tradition is a very old one in our country and becomes a UNESCO monument in 2017.
So, the tradition is to offer small gifts, amulets, which represent spring flowers, or luck symbols like chimney sweeper, horseshoe, four-leaf clover.
For our Erasmus+ project, we made a contest for „mărțișor” mail cards. The students from fine arts participated and, in the end, we made a virtual exhibition on Facebook . You can see it here.
Prof. Andries Katy, Prof. Radu Luminita, Prof. dr. Busuioc Adriana, Prof. Lăzureanu Ionela, Prof. Lăzureanu Ioan, Prof. Bogdan Florence, Prof. Dr. Rotaru Bianca, Prof. Şolot Mădălina, Prof. Metu Loredana, Prof. Craiu Mihaela.
Beautiful spring!
