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13-PM-241-DJ-BG MINISTERUL EDUCAŢIEI NAȚIONALEINSPECTORATUL ŞCOLAR JUDEŢEAN DOLJ

ŞCOALA GIMNAZIALĂ TEASC

PARTNERS

Project Coordinator:

Sredno obshtoobrazovatelno Uchilishte "Angel Karaliychev",Strazhitsa, Bulgaria

GIMNAZJUM nr 10, KIELCE, Poland

Agrupamento de Escolas Navegador Rodrigues Soromenho, SESIMBRA, Portugal



PARTNERS1o TRITHESIO DIMOTIKO SHOLEIO MILEON, N.MAGNISIAS, Greece

Kohtla-Yarve Tammiku Gymnasium, KOTHLA-YARVE, Estonia

Școala Gimnazială Teasc, TEASC, România



Teasc is called a “comună” in Romanian. It is situated in Dolj County, in the south-west of Romania, around 25 kilometres away from Craiova, the capital of Dolj County. Dolj County is one of the eight counties which make up Oltenia Region.

Teasc is made up of two villages: Teasc and Secui. The River Jiu, one of the biggest rivers in Romania, flows near the village. It has 3200 inhabitants.

It is an agricultural community, most of the families living in Teasc are farmers, or they work temporarily abroad, while a small number of people works in the nearby villages and Craiova.

The inhabitants of Teasc are orthodox Christian.



Teasc Secondary School,Dolj County

Școala Gimnazială Teasc is situated some 25 kilometres away from the municipality of Craiova, the biggest city in Dolj County. Covering kindergarten, elementary and lower secondary education, the pupils` ages range from 4 to 15. The school is situated in a socio-economically disadvantaged area – the pupils` families are sustained through agriculture. In order to provide for their rather large families, some of the parents of the pupils work abroad. There is a school building in each of the two villages: Teasc and Secui.



There are 230 students in our school. There are 4 kindergarten groups, a primary level – zero class to fourth form and a secondary level, called “gimnaziu” – fifth to eighth form.



Teasc Secondary School, Dolj County

Teasc Secondary School, Dolj County

The area we come from is rich in customs and traditions which are reflected in the folk costumes and the traditional folk dances the students are so talented in. They practice on a weekly basis and present the dances to school celebrations, local events such as the celebration of the village, as well as dance contests, to the delight of all participants.




The pupils are eager to take part in and are actively involved in a lot of extracurricular activities such as festivals, cultural events, sports competitions and all kind of contests.




They learn French and English at school and they have already been presented and shown an interest in the linguistic and cultural diversity of Europe and the world, as well as the life of schoolchildren living in other European countries.




They are also involved in volunteering activities promoting environmental awareness and cleanliness of nature.




Taking part in a Comenius project is an opportunity for the pupils to meet children from other schools and civilizations, to make new friends, to improve their fluency in English, to express their opinions freely, to be motivated and cooperate in order to solve task,s to develop strategic thinking and the ability to use ICT technology, to encourage them to learn more about the past and become aware of their belonging to the big “European history and family”, to develop the feeling of national pride, to widen their cultural horizon, to acquire a new European dimension.



This project has been funded with support from the European

Commission.This publication reflects the views

only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held

responsible for any use which may be made of the information

contained therein.

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