This blog represents views experience of Erasmus + school partners.
Countries with a rich cultural and historical background (Portugal, Greece, Italy, Poland and Romania) joined this project willing to support this initiative. The major aim is to encourage children to a common European space and to raise pupils' awareness about our European identity, Using culture as a tool to improve the students' academic performance combined with entrepreneurial activities designed to obtain.
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Saturday, 21 December 2019
"Nativity play" at the Primary School Stefan Żeromski in Strawczyn.
December 20, 2019 in the school in Strawczyn, students of grades VII and VIb under the care of priest A. Koćwin prepared a staging of "Nativity". It should be remembered that Christmas is a spectacle about Christmas modeled on medieval Franciscan mysteries. It was initiated by Saint. Francis of Assisi in 1223, and they came to Poland from Italy at the turn of the 14th and 15th centuries. The Polish name "Jasełka" comes from the old Polish word jasło meaning manger. Less often they are called "Christmas Crib". Our students have tried to recall this centuries-old tradition, although they have placed the story of Joseph, Mary and the birth of Jesus in today's world. The whole story was seasoned with beautiful Christmas carols, and at the end Mrs. Błaszczyk handed diplomas and awards for Christmas competitions: the most beautiful Christmas newspaper and Christmas decoration. Here is a short photo report:
December 20, 2019 in the school in Strawczyn, students of grades VII and VIb under the care of priest A. Koćwin prepared a staging of "Nativity". It should be remembered that Christmas is a spectacle about Christmas modeled on medieval Franciscan mysteries. It was initiated by Saint. Francis of Assisi in 1223, and they came to Poland from Italy at the turn of the 14th and 15th centuries. The Polish name "Jasełka" comes from the old Polish word jasło meaning manger. Less often they are called "Christmas Crib". Our students have tried to recall this centuries-old tradition, although they have placed the story of Joseph, Mary and the birth of Jesus in today's world. The whole story was seasoned with beautiful Christmas carols, and at the end Mrs. Błaszczyk handed diplomas and awards for Christmas competitions: the most beautiful Christmas newspaper and Christmas decoration. Here is a short photo report:
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