The provider (Fenixer in Madrid) of our communication platform www.safareyes.es/aulavirtual stopped the service due to economic reasons (and internal problems). Therefore the platform is not available for the moment.
Our friends in Sevilla are fixing the problem and working at a solution. Please wait for some days – I’ll inform you about the progress of the work at the platform.
Thursday, December 31, 2009
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Christmas decorations in Wiener Neustadt
Here is a short compilation of pictures from the Christmas decoration in Wiener Neustadt. Enjoy!
Christmas Carols from Greece
Christmas Carols and much more
This is the contribution of the Greek Comenius group. For this reason, within the group, the "Chaos-chorus" was formed.
Songs that children in Greece sing during the Christmas Holiday period:
This is the contribution of the Greek Comenius group. For this reason, within the group, the "Chaos-chorus" was formed.
Songs that children in Greece sing during the Christmas Holiday period:
If you wish to admire the video production, press HERE
Saturday, December 19, 2009
Visit to Latina
Harald Makl and Peter Mazohl visited the ITS "Vittorio Veneto" in Latina. They had a guided tour through school. The students of the 1st form performed some Christmas songs (assisted by their teachers). It was gorgeous to listen – and it’s reality: Italy is the country of "belcanto".
After the performance all the involved teachers celebrated the upcoming Christmas feast with original Pannetone & Spumante.
Thank you Francesca for your excellent work ant your warm welcome!
Here are some pictures (you will find more in the picture album of our partnership)

Main Entrance of the ITS "Vittorio Veneto"

Students of the 1st form performing Christmas Carols
After the performance all the involved teachers celebrated the upcoming Christmas feast with original Pannetone & Spumante.
Thank you Francesca for your excellent work ant your warm welcome!
Here are some pictures (you will find more in the picture album of our partnership)

Main Entrance of the ITS "Vittorio Veneto"

Students of the 1st form performing Christmas Carols

Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Austrian Christmas Carols (Es wird scho glei dumpa) and others
Here is the Austrian contribution to our project "Christmas Carols".
Stille Nacht
Immer wenn es Weihnacht wird
Es wird scho glei dumpa
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
The myths of St. Vasilios and Santa Claus (Saint Nicholas)
One of our pupils, Dimitris Filioglou, prepared the following presentation about the two saints that are celebrated this season
The myths of St. Vasilios and Santa Claus (Saint Nicholas) 
Santa Claus (Saint Nicholas)
On our planet two orthodox saints are associated to the custom of “delivering” or handing out presents to children during Christmas time. These two different saints were both Greek and bishops in their region. For western countries the one who brings presents to the poor people and the children is Saint Nikolaos ( Santa Claus), who is celebrated all around the world on 6 December. People consider him the protector of seamen. The story of St. Nikolaos as the protector of poor people and children, has been enriched throughout the centuries with elements such as the elves, the northern star, sleighs etc. taken from the ancient myths of the northern people like the Dutch and the Finnish. Nowadays we have the image of a plump person with round glasses, a white beard and red clothes who lives in the North Pole and is surrounded by snow fairies and elves.
The Orthodox bearer of presents : St. Vasilios the Great
He was a tall, thin person with a dark complexion. His hair and beard was black and he had a thoughtful look. Most of his family were also saints. St. Vasilios became the Great because he gave away his fortune to the poor. During the great epidemics of his time, he helped people with his actions and his beliefs, preaching the words of Jesus. In his hometown (Caesarea), he built hospitals, hostels, charity establishments and asylums for orphans and old people. He also organised the distribution of goods and clothes and engaged in numerous other charitable activities.


Santa Claus (Saint Nicholas)
On our planet two orthodox saints are associated to the custom of “delivering” or handing out presents to children during Christmas time. These two different saints were both Greek and bishops in their region. For western countries the one who brings presents to the poor people and the children is Saint Nikolaos ( Santa Claus), who is celebrated all around the world on 6 December. People consider him the protector of seamen. The story of St. Nikolaos as the protector of poor people and children, has been enriched throughout the centuries with elements such as the elves, the northern star, sleighs etc. taken from the ancient myths of the northern people like the Dutch and the Finnish. Nowadays we have the image of a plump person with round glasses, a white beard and red clothes who lives in the North Pole and is surrounded by snow fairies and elves.
The Orthodox bearer of presents : St. Vasilios the Great
He was a tall, thin person with a dark complexion. His hair and beard was black and he had a thoughtful look. Most of his family were also saints. St. Vasilios became the Great because he gave away his fortune to the poor. During the great epidemics of his time, he helped people with his actions and his beliefs, preaching the words of Jesus. In his hometown (Caesarea), he built hospitals, hostels, charity establishments and asylums for orphans and old people. He also organised the distribution of goods and clothes and engaged in numerous other charitable activities.

Monday, December 14, 2009
Rehearsing in Mundão
Austria: The making of Cristmas Carols
I started a new picture album, where you may upload pictures from the production of the Christmas Carols. I’ll start with several pictures taken by Christoph Senftl, the musician who’s responsible for the School Band (“se schoolband”). Have a look and feel free to upload your pictures!



Sunday, December 13, 2009
SPANISH CHRISTMAS CAROLS
Typical Spanish Christmas carols performed by 1st-2nd Secondary students, conducted by their teacher of music Mr. Angel Roman, especially for CHIEF project. As most of Spanish carols, these one have their origin in our "flamenco" music and tradition.
The instruments are: Spanish guitar, "castañuelas", "pandereta", bottle and flute.
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
New perspective in Christmas Carols
Multi-cultural Christmas Carols!
Amazing Choreography.
New ideas.................................................
Enjoy it
Amazing Choreography.
New ideas.................................................
Enjoy it
Sunday, December 6, 2009
SPAIN: CHRISTMAS CARDS
Greetings from Spain.
Here you have the full pack of Christmas Cards sent to you all.
Have a Happy Cristmas time!
Here you have the full pack of Christmas Cards sent to you all.
Have a Happy Cristmas time!
Labels:
El Puerto de Santa Maria (ES),
SAFA San Luis,
Spain
Saturday, December 5, 2009
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