Thank you

Back home

Good bye Gaziantep
We had a fantastic week with a great organization by the turkish team.
Hope we can came again to this place.

Good bye Gaziantep

Public campaign

Public campaign: 

WEEE campaign
http://youtu.be/76RQq0sEVLU

WEEE campaign at school:
http://youtu.be/jtS_yTBuLLE


Save our world:
http://youtu.be/bn8R_XqjjI0

Go green:
http://youtu.be/qS8-XInj_qg

Friday: debate and ecological campaign

After a quick rest we presented our work at school:

Debate: "Is higher education a requirement to succeed in life?" Yes/No

Public campaign: Economical use of natural resources 

Thursday: Capadocia

2 nights in a bus.... but was worth it!!!!
Magnificent landscapes.

Wednesday in Gaziantep

Our day started with the prapartion of the debate about "Is higher education a requirement to succeed in life?".

 

Walking at ParkAntep (like our "Parque da Paz" but better) was a good choice.

 

Afterwards we took breakfast at a Comenius mother's house.

 

 

 

 

 

Visiting the museum of the city gave us more information about this city, the traditional uses and tipical handicraft.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The bazar was a good surprise in the afternoon.

 

 

 

And now...preparing to our trip to Capadocia. We will arrive there at 6:00 AM.

Élia Martins

Gaziantep

Tuesday: City Tour at Gaziantep

We went to Gaziantep Mozaik Museum.

 

The Gaziantep Zeugma Museum is world’s one of the most important museums in terms of both its building complex and its collection. We saw beautiful things, one 3D presentation and the world-renowned ‘Gypsy Girl’ mosaic.

 

 

Then the Science Museum and the Planetarium.

 

 

After a quick lunch at City Hall we went to the Gaziantep Zoo, one of the biggest in Europe:

 

http://wowturkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=54958

 

After the Zoo we went to the Castle and saw all Gaziantep from a hight point.

 

 

Élia Martins

Gaziantep

 

Monday at Gaziantep

We are having some problems with our blog. Turkish national rules don´t allow us the access and therefore, there will be no publications during our stay in Turkey.

 

We will try, with some help from teacher Isabel Marques, to put some information (via Portugal).

 

Today (monday) we went to the Gaziantep Anatolian High School and had a fantastic reception: tradiotional dances and traditional food. We learned more about Mustafa Kemal Attaturk, the "father" of Turkey.

 

 

All the partners presented their work about spending time in a eco and friendly way.

 Then we went to the cityhall where the Mayor welcomed us.

 

 

Tomorrow we will have a city tour.

Élia Martins

Leaving to Turkey

Public campaign: ecological spot (voki)

Ecological spot (voki)

Spending time in an ecological way

OUR SCHOOL JUBILEE

   On October 13, 2012 our school celebrated its 40th anniversary. On this occasion a few festivities were held, in which participated the school graduates, teachers, and -first of all- our special guests. Among them were our friends from Portugal, who honoured the jubilee with their presence to mark a long-lasting cooperation with our school within the Comenius projects.
We are truly grateful to them for that. Thank you a lot! 
Here are a few snapshots taken on this special day:

THE POLISH TEAM FOR GAZIANTEP

Hello everybody !

as they say, it's better LATE than NEVER, so here we come! The Polish Team for Gaziantep ready to meet you in person in a couple of days. We simply can't wait to shake your hands and say 'hi'.

               Daniel                   Kasia                            Joanna        Zbigniew              Monika                          Ewa

The three pretty girls in the foreground of the photo are eager to present themselves to you, so let's get to know them a little bit better:

KASIA JANTOS

 

Hello. My name is Kasia, I’m 16 years old. I live in Polkowice in Poland with my parents and sister. I go to high school. I’m interested in the world. I like discovering new countries, new languages and new people. In junior high school I was a volunteer and I helped other volunteers from many countries as a translator and guide. I liked this so much. My hobby is music (I sing, play the guitar and listen to a lot of music). But mostly I like hanging out with my friends. I love talking with them, laughing with them and even learning with them. I’m interested in animals. In my house I’ve got a dog and a guinea pig. I love horses. I don’t practice professionally, but I ride for fun. I’m open for the world and people, I’m funny and smart (I think ;)).

JOANNA KAWA

My name is Joanna. I am 16 years old. I go to high school. I was born in Poland. I live with my parents and my older brother. I have a little dog. I am interested in extreme sports and mathematics. I like riding a bike and hanging out with my friends. In the future, I want to be an architect. I am a crazy and nice person.

MONIKA GRYGORCEWICZ

My name is Monika. I was born in Poland. I live in Polkowice with my mother and a younger sister. I have two cats, a goldfish and a chinchilla. I go to high school. After graduation, I would like to go to Wroclaw and study there. My dream is travel a lot around the world. I am interested in sports, I like swimming. I spend my free time with my fiends. I am a crazy person but I am very nice.

The weather at Gaziantep.....

http://weather.edition.cnn.com/weather/intl/forecast.jsp?locCode=TUXX0055&zipCode=738625021747

Gaziantep, Turkey

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaziantep


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cappadocia

French team for Gaziantep

Open publication - Free publishing - More comenius

Portuguese team to Gaziantep

Back to school

We wish a fantastic 2012/13 to all our partners.

See you soon.

Happy holydays

Report on the Mobility to Patras, Greece

Here's my personal report on the mobility to Patras, Greece I took part in back in April. I hope our blog's viewers appreciate it!

Open publication

Le team des français et la Grèce / French team exploring Greece.

Heureux qui, comme Ulysse, a fait un beau voyage,
Ou comme cestuy-là qui conquit la toison,
Et puis est retourné, plein d'usage et raison,
Vivre entre ses parents le reste de son âge !

Happy the man who, like Ulysses, has made a fine voyage,
or has won the Golden Fleece,
and then returns, experienced and knowledgeable,
to spend the rest of his life among his family.

The meeting in Patras has been an unforgetable moment from a professional, human and cultural point of view. We discovered the Greek school system as well as the reality of the country and the treasures of this beatiful civilization.
Our students lived a rich experience on all levels. Each day was a real moment of happiness thanks to the gathering of the works produced by all the countries which allowed the students to improve their English and their knowledge concerning all the different countries involved.

We really want to thank our « Comenius Family », as Domna called it, and above all Stamos and his team for the amazing work they all achieved.

αντίο
σας ευχαριστώ

The French Team

"Bang ... Bang ... Bang ... unveil the drama"

It is raining. The sun is rising. "This morning will not be very great ..." I thought when I opened the window.

Fortunately, I was wrong. At 9.30 am. the sun is shining above the ancient Roman theatre. A European audience is waiting to watch a Greek play in this ancient place. The show is amazing, it seems that we all went back in time. Actresses are wonderful in their red clothes and with their golden masks. For a while, we are all sent back in Ancient Greece.

After this discovery, we went to the modern theatre of Patras It seems to be a Renaissance Theatre with red balconies. In the evening, we assisted to the show performed by a professional troup of actors. Unfortunately, it was in Greek! But, we understood the theme; the actors were great! Of course, what we understood is our interpretation. This is how drama works…

It was a great day, drama led us elsewhere; and this is what we will remember!

PS : Congratulation to the goddesses ;)

Tolerance.

Tolerance is very important at any place!

It is important because in the society there must be tolerance and respect towards people of other races, nationalities and religions. 

In friendship, tolerance is always important because citizens have to learn to forgive. 

In the world we can find people more tolerant than others, but above all of this it is important to have respect for everyone, less racist and less wars between countries.

If there was more tolerance between all different cultures, peace would always come first and it wouldn’t end.

We must open our horizons and respect others as we want them to respect us. '

Thank you

Back home

Good bye Patras.
We had a fantastic week with a great organization by the greek team.
Hope we can come again to this place.

Friday

Work day at school:
- An approach to the contribution of New Technologies of Communications - Presentation;

- Debate about "The use of modern technologies in communication";

- "The traditions of the countries": presentation about "Freedom Day:25 th April" and "Galo de Barcelos"

The day ended with a fantastic party at school: tradicional greek music; tradicional greek dances; tradicional greek food.

A Comenius performance at Olympia

Under the subject of communication, teacher Paulo Diegues organized a performance with all the students involved in the greek mobility. Students from Greece, Poland, Turkey, France and Portugal worked together to surprise the teachers.

Comenius Athletes at Olympia

Lunch at Katakolo

After a cultural and sports morning at Olympia, the athletes were hungry, so we had lunch at the beatiful port of Katakolo.
Here are some pictures.