Etwinning

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Hi readers!

These last weeks my classmates and I started with a proiect in etwinning. Etwinning is the community for schools in Europe. We are going to work with many schools, which are from Villacañas (Spain),Campobasso (Italy), Tekirdağ (Turkey), Nilüfer (Turkey), Alytus (Lithuania) and Žilina (Slovakia). We are around 130 students and 7 teachers in total.

For example, Turkey is an historical country where you can find many historical places to visit.

Turkey

Besides, some students of Italy are from Baranello, which is located near Campobasso in the south of this country. Baranello isn't very small and beautiful, but it's surrounded by mountains and a lot of small villages. There are two schools and some parks. 

Italy


Secondly, in Spain, Italy, Turkey, Lithuania and Slovakia the schoolsystem is different. In the Namık Kemal High school, which is a school from Turkey, they go to school five days a week, except Saturday and Sunday. Their classes start at 8.30 a.m. They have 8 lessons in a day. They lunch break starts at 12.30 p.m and it takes 50 minutes. Then they go back to the school at 13.20. They have six Math classes in a week, three Biology classes, five Literature classes and four English classes. Their break lasts 10 minutes. Lessons finish at 3.40 p.m. 

Namık Kemal High school

In the school of Italy the lessons start at 8:10 a.m and finish at 13:10 p.m. They study three launguages: English, French and Spanish or German.

The objective of this proiect is to do a magazine of different topics. We will compare and make conclusions about the different topics from Spain, Italy, Turkey, Lithuania and Slovakia.

Until now we have written information about our country and our schoolsystem. We also have presented ourselves.


I will try to keep you updated!

Share your opinions about this eTwinning proiect with me and my readers!! Comment it!!


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