February 13, 2020 at the Primary School Stefan Żeromski in Strawczyn, according to ancient tradition, a carnival party took place, which reminds of the end of the period of balls, masquerades, processions and games. The carnival itself historically begins most often on Epiphany and ends on Tuesday before Ash Wednesday. The name carnival comes from the Italian carnevale, meaning remove meat. So this is a farewell to meat before the beginning of Lent.
As part of the Erasmus + Mult'culture-Promote Education for Cultural Heritage project, children from class IIa of the Primary School Stefan Żeromski in Strawczyn February 14, 2020. participated in culinary workshops. Under the watchful eye of our cook, Mrs. Ani prepared their own salads: fruit and vegetable. At the end of the workshop, they were able to consume what they were able to prepare. Their faces showed that it was delicious and above all very healthy. Here is a short photo report:
As every 13th day of the month, to encourage students to read books and learn about important works of European literature, at the Primary School in Strawczyn read excerpts from famous literary works. This time they were fragments of one of the most famous novels of Alexander Dumas "The Three Musketeers".
February 13, 2020 at the Primary School Stefan Żeromski in Strawczyn, according to ancient tradition, a carnival party took place, which reminds of the end of the period of balls, masquerades, processions and games. The carnival itself historically begins most often on Epiphany and ends on Tuesday before Ash Wednesday. The name carnival comes from the Italian carnevale, meaning remove meat. So this is a farewell to meat before the beginning of Lent.
As part of the Erasmus + Mult'culture-Promote Education for Cultural Heritage project, children from class IIa of the Primary School Stefan Żeromski in Strawczyn February 14, 2020. participated in culinary workshops. Under the watchful eye of our cook, Mrs. Ani prepared their own salads: fruit and vegetable. At the end of the workshop, they were able to consume what they were able to prepare. Their faces showed that it was delicious and above all very healthy. Here is a short photo report:
As every 13th day of the month, to encourage students to read books and learn about important works of European literature, at the Primary School in Strawczyn read excerpts from famous literary works. This time they were fragments of one of the most famous novels of Alexander Dumas "The Three Musketeers".
