Greetings from the Greek team

MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO EVERYBODY!

We`ve got a winner!

 Having already elicited the winner of Sofroniada(Sofrony Olympics) who will be a member of the team travelling on the first mobility to Bucharest, we have elicited the winner of Sofronyvision now.That is Dimitar Karaneshev from 5b class. Congratulations, Mitko!

СОФРОНИВИЗИЯ :Голямата награда бе присъдена на Димитър Каранешев от 5б клас

Днес се проведе първата Софронивизия! Голямата награда - пътуване в Гърция - бе присъдена на Димитър Каранешев от 5 б  клас.Втората награда бе присъдена на Елена Йончева от 6 г клас, а третата на Джесика Баниуда от 7 а. Наградата на публиката спечели Мария Петрова от 6а. Всички участници в караоке-надпяването получиха грамоти.

Evaluation report 1

                                         Analysis

                    of the results from the survey

         The analysis was made on the basis of 22 questionnaire forms, chosen at random from all the forms, completed by members of the school team. The analysis covered all the answers given per each question separately.

           The survey was meant to find out whether the activities were related to the project topic and whether students find participation in such projects useful.      

See "Evaluation" page for more.  

Bulgarix

The lion and the rose, both symbols of Bulgaria.

Colours change from white to red - white, green and red are the colours of our national flag.
WELCOME to the new member of our team, BULGARIX, drawn by Ivon Kostadinova, 5th grader and member of the Bulgarian team.

Ready to hit the road to our friends

                             The handmade Christmas postcards are already in the envelopes!

Getting to know us : Christmas Traditions in Bulgaria

 

The bread cake with a coin, whoever gets it ,they will will have success in business and finance in the new year.

The bread cake is an integral part of all rituals,rites and customs in Bulgaria.

Handmade greeting cards for our partners

Local community members are getting to know more about our Comenius

We have probably chosen the best way to address our local community -  by posters made by the team members and hung in each school building lobby, by messages and articles in the school web site and all the school blogs, e.g. the Student Council Blog, the Deputy Teachers` Blog, school and class Facebook pages, etc.

Our team members that are reporters for the school newspaper are preparing an article on the project and its development. The principal sent an article on the project and the 1st visit to a local media .

 Local authorities are informed on the project, too, by members of both the Student Council and the project team, who have regular meetings with the Regional Youth Council in the Municipality Hall .

We continue updating blogs with project information and advertising our project ideas everywhere we go - to competitions in neighbouring schools and places we have planned to visit on club meeting days like Europe Direct office, State Agency for Child Protection  , religious places like Dzhumaya Mosque, the Sinagogue, the central Roman Catholic Cathedral, etc..

Summary of the 1st visit

The first full project meeting was held at Kesämäenrinteen koulu in Finland from October 7^th-11^th 2013.

       There were teams from all eight partner countries present and, as this was the first time that all partners were together, time was spent on introductions and group-building exercises.

       The formal agenda items and discussion centred on organization of the project over the next two years. The proposed project structure was reviewed and amended to maximize student mobilities within the limits of the budget. Another issue raised was the importance of travelling students having the possibility to stay with host families in order to deepen the educational/cultural experience. The project website was established at www.youthineurope.webs.com and each partner country agreed to make their own national blog which would be linked to this website.

        In the discussions, Poland and Bulgaria said that they would have problems finding enough host families, while Romania asked to be included in the programme of visits. The Finnish team said that it would make a maximum of three visits because of its extra travelling costs (Northern location!)

         Effectively, Romania took the activities connected to the cancelled visit to Poland, while Poland took the activities previously allocated to Romania. Specific dates were made for the first three mobilities.

                  Romania 24.3-28.3.14

                  Greece 5.5-9.5.14

                  Turkey 29.10-3.11.14

and provisional dates for the last two 

                   Bulgaria 23.3-27.3.15

                   Spain 4.5-8.5.15

It was agreed that the host country would chair the respective project meetings.

          The overall atmosphere of discussion and joint decision making was very positive.

To get to know us

Visit
http://www.hrdc.bg/fce/001/0125/files/BG_Discovered_2012.pdf

VOTE FOR THE PROJECT LOGO!

Having all created a logo of their own, partners have to vote for the common logo now.

Bulgaria is excluded for Bulgarian members. So,

1. Click the following link:

  http://youthineurope.webs.com/apps/photos/

2. Choose the best logo!