POLAND wishing you a Happy New Year 2009!

GREECE Narration

We are reading for you one story in Greek and then in English. Our aim is to present in an uninterrupted way how our language sounds, so that you get the feeling of it and not just the verbal knowledge. The story is read by our students Eleni and Aggeliki.

Slovakia

These are a few pictures from our last eTwinning meeting. You can see our team enjoying Italian "Bruschetto" in Slovak languages "Hrianky s cesnakom". Thanks all our partners for your beautiful postcards and wishes.

... bye, bye...

POLAND Zodiac Signs

POLAND - Christmas Dance

GREECE-School Hip Hop

Did you really believe we would seriously have second thoughts about dancing? :) We forgot to mention that we do not have second thoughts about anything. We think once and we think profoundly...and Ha! "dancer" is our middle name, had we forgotten to bring that up too? What a pity! First watch and then we arrange that competition thing. Unless somebody's feet are trembling now! (Especially dedicated to our beloved friends from Poland).

POLAND

Listen to some Polish tonguetwisters.


Ania and Kasia, 6c:
"Bursztynowy pierścionek."
Amber ring.
"Szedł sobie Sasza szosą, w czasie suszy szosa sucha."
Sasza was walking along the street, the street's dry during the drought.
"W Szczebrzeszynie chrząszcz brzmi w trzcinie, a Szczebrzeszyn z tego słynie."
The beetle sings in the reed in Szczebrzeszyn city, and Szczebrzeszyn is famous for that.
"Nie słuchaj bezmyślnej sprzeczki uczenninc."
Don't listen to thoughtless quarrel of the students.
"I cóż, że ze Szwecji."
So what, that it's from Sweden.

The Greek Alphabet

We believe this is worth sharing with you. This is our alphabet. And since we know it is difficult to pronounce the letters in greek writing, we have also written their sounds in the latin alphabet, that is phonetically. Well, now learn them because we are going to examine you soon...:)

Greek Clothing

Here we introduce you to the names of clothes. As you can clearly see we have included all well known brands...

POLAND

St. Andrew’s night is celebrated in Poland since the XVI century. There is a long tradition of fortune telling on the November 30th in Poland. The most popular is pouring hot melted wax through a key into a bawl of cold water - hardened wax is held up to the light and the future is guessed from its shadow cast on the wall. The shape of the shadow is observed from different angles. The candlelight create an unusual atmosphere of this evening.
Another custom was arrange the shoes of all the girls one after another along the wall and move gradually in the same order to the door. The girl whose shoe would first cross the doorstep would be married first. One more belief was to try to remember your dream at St. Andrew’s night - if you would see a man in a dream - this might be your future husband.
Presently people do not take seriously the fortune-telling during st. Andrew Day but this day is still celebrated because it is lots of fun. Each year at our school students have a dicsco party at St Andrew’s Day.

Philosophical Conference in Tripoli

This is a very short video from a philosophical conference (Ethics & Politics) that our teacher organised on behalf of the University of Athens at the weekend of 29th and 30th of November. Here it is he at the pontium at the start of his speech. The conference was a great success and gathered a total of about 260 people.

Slovakia

Dear friends.
We admire your culture very much. We are very sory there is not enought time to post some videos about Slovakia and our art. We are sure that if you are interested you know where to find information. We have prefered to post what have our team members made and some of the most interesting activities of our school life which are worth to be shared.

Slovakia

Zodiac
We can also understand the language of Zodiac. Can´t we?

... by Linda, Janka 10 - 11 years old

Slovakia

Traffic signs
On the road the traffic signs help us in comunnication.

... by Diana 11 years old

Slovakia

Cued speach


When talking with deaf and dumb person it is good to know some gestures. See our girls - gestikulators showing:
1. A child is climbing.
2. A girl is sitting in the living room.
3. Mother is sitting in the kitchen.





... by Barbara, Simona, Diana - 11 - 12 years old.

Slovakia

Matriculation

Let us share with you some photo from interesting actvity which has became a traditional for our 1st grade pupils (begginers) called "Matriculation to the pupils´ union".


...by Barbara 12 years old, Diana 11 years old