In the December edition of the local newspaper "Ziemia Strawczyńska" an article was published regarding the visit of teachers from Strawczyn as part of the Erasmus + Mult'culture program - Promote Education for Cultural Heritage (Edu-Kultura) at a partner school in Portugal, on the island of Madeira.
http://www.strawczyn.pl/zs/2018/grudzien.pdf
On December 21, at the school in Strawczyn, the students, under the guidance of teachers and great help from their parents, prepared a traditional - Nativity play. Nativity play, or so-called "Bethlehem crib" is a Christmas-style staging modeled on the medieval Franciscan mysteries. Their name comes from the old Polish word jasło, or manger and is modeled on Christmas performances started in 1223 by Saint Francis of Assisi. The custom came to Poland from Italy at the turn of the fourteenth / fifteenth century. Our disciples who combined the times of the birth of Jesus of Nazareth with this day have maintained this beautiful tradition. Here is a short account of this beautiful event:
Children from the first class of primary school Stefan Żeromski could face the tutors with the performance of an artistic work entitled: "My dream Christmas tree". On the other hand, the second and third classes performed traditional Christmas cards. Here's how it went:
In the December edition of the local newspaper "Ziemia Strawczyńska" an article was published regarding the visit of teachers from Strawczyn as part of the Erasmus + Mult'culture program - Promote Education for Cultural Heritage (Edu-Kultura) at a partner school in Portugal, on the island of Madeira.
On December 21, at the school in Strawczyn, the students, under the guidance of teachers and great help from their parents, prepared a traditional - Nativity play. Nativity play, or so-called "Bethlehem crib" is a Christmas-style staging modeled on the medieval Franciscan mysteries. Their name comes from the old Polish word jasło, or manger and is modeled on Christmas performances started in 1223 by Saint Francis of Assisi. The custom came to Poland from Italy at the turn of the fourteenth / fifteenth century. Our disciples who combined the times of the birth of Jesus of Nazareth with this day have maintained this beautiful tradition. Here is a short account of this beautiful event:
Children from the first class of primary school Stefan Żeromski could face the tutors with the performance of an artistic work entitled: "My dream Christmas tree". On the other hand, the second and third classes performed traditional Christmas cards. Here's how it went:
