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Colegio P. Andrés de Urdaneta Ikastetxea (or Colegio Urdaneta) was founded in 1970. It belongs to the Augustinians catholic educators with rich heritage of traditions and experience.
It’s located in a small town called Loiu (Lujua in Spanish), close to Bilbao, the largest city in the Basque Country in northern Spain.
Students can study in two ways: either half of the subjects in Basque and the other half in Spanish, or they choose to have all subjects in Spanish and the Basque language only as a subject.
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It’s located in a small town called Loiu (Lujua in Spanish), close to Bilbao, the largest city in the Basque Country in northern Spain.
Students can study in two ways: either half of the subjects in Basque and the other half in Spanish, or they choose to have all subjects in Spanish and the Basque language only as a subject.
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Belgium 1
'Scharrel' will represent Belgium in a Snapshot of Europe in 2011. We are a primary and preprimary school in the north of Belgium. Our website
Belgium 2
Qworzó is an elementary school in a small village called Merksplas which lays about 70 km north of Brussels. We speak Dutch like they do in the Netherlands, since our school is located in Flanders. Since there are a lot of people in Belgium who speak French we learn French in school also. Our school teaches about 400 children aged 3,5 – 12 years. Our website
Bulgaria
Croatia
Cyprus
Our school is located in the heart of Cyprus, near the Troodos Mountains, in a village called Agros. It was built in 1930, but it was fully renovated in 1992 and now it is a modern building with a playing yard and a beautiful garden full of roses, as our village is famous for its roses. Our school has 53 students; all in primary age (6-11). We are looking forward to participating in the competition. If you want to learn more about our school and see our photos, visit Our website.
Czech Republic
ZS Husova school from Brno, in the centre of Southern Moravia Region was opened in 1883 and it is situated below famous Spilberk castle.
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Denmark 1
Stadil-Vedersø Skole is a public primary school. It is located near the North Sea, 120 km west of Århus and 15 km north of Ringkøbing. Denmark are one of the co-founders of the project. Our website
Denmark 2
Our second Danish school is Sct.Jørgens skole, from the town of Roskilde. Our website
England 1
Shaw Wood Primary School, from Doncaster represent England in the contest.
England 2
England will also be represented by Whitefield Infant School from Lancashire in 2011. Our website
Estonia
Estonia 2
Finland
France
The "Ecole publique de Florentin" is located in the south west of France, around 75 kilometers north of Toulouse.
Germany
Freie Schule Kassel is a small school founded by a parents' initiative some 20 years ago. Kassel is situated in the centre of Germany close to the former border.
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Greece
Greece are represented by the Gymnasium Vevis school.
Hungary
Károly Kós Primary and Art School, Zsombo, from Csongrád County, near the City of Szeged represent Hungary.
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Iceland
Iceland are represented by Flataskoli Gardabaer which is situated not far from the capital of the island, Reykjavík.
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Iceland 2
A new member for 2011, Sjalands school from Iceland join us with high hopes. Our website
Italy
Istituto Comprensivo Statale, from Jesi are the Italian representatives in a Snapshot of Europe.
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Latvia
Jelgava Primary School, from the town of Jelgava has around 600 pupils aged from 5-16, and has 15 nationalities.
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Lithuania 1
Lithuania are represented by Juventos Basic School from Siauliai, which is a large school, with nearly 1000 pupils.
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Lithuania 2
Our second Lithuanian school for 2011 is Šiaulių sutrikusios klausos vaikų ugdymo centras, from the town of Šiauliai.
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Malta 1
St Ignatius College, Siggiewi Primary School are the representatives from the tiny island of Malta.
Malta 2
Dun Gorg Preca Primary School C, in Hamrun, is delighted to be the second representative from the island of Malta. Our website
Norway
Tyssedal Primary School has 73 pupils from 1st-7th. grade. The day care center has about 23 children from 1st-4th. grade. It is open before school from 06.45 till 08.30, and after school till 16.00.
The base is in one part of the school, and has a pre-primary school teacher as leader, and 3 assistents in part time job.Tyssedal is a small village near Odda in the west of Norway - well known for fjords, glaciers and waterfalls. Our area is most famous as "a catalysator to our industrial period early 1900".
The base is in one part of the school, and has a pre-primary school teacher as leader, and 3 assistents in part time job.Tyssedal is a small village near Odda in the west of Norway - well known for fjords, glaciers and waterfalls. Our area is most famous as "a catalysator to our industrial period early 1900".
Poland 1
"Szkoła Podstawowa nr 1" is located in the south west of Poland,. There are around 450 children, 6 - 12 years old.
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Poland 2
The second school from Poland who have joined the competition is Szkoła Podstawowa nr 7, from the town of Mikołów. Our website
Portugal
Portugal look forward to the contest. Escola Básica Eugénio de Castro in Coimbra, Portugal will take part. Our website
Portugal 2
EB 2,3/S Cunha Rivara is situated in Arraiolos, and are our second representatives from Portugal!
Romania 1
School "Vladimir Streinu" Teiu is situated in southern Romania at a distance of 30 miles of city Pitesti, tulips’city, in Teiu village.
Romania 2
Romania 3
Our third representative from Romania is SCOALANR.10 "MARIA ROSETTI", from the capital, BUCHAREST.
Scotland
Yester Primary School, in the village of Gifford, represent Scotland in the contest. Primary 4/5 will take part. We (along with Denmark) are co-founders of the project.
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Slovakia 1
Slovakia 1 are by Základná škola which is situated in Poprad, in the north of Slovakia in beautiful hilly surroundings.
Slovakia 2
The second representative from Slovakia also comes from the town of Poprad, and it is ZŠ s MŠ Poprad-Spišská Sobota.
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Slovenia
Slovenia are represented in A Snapshot of Europe by OS Prebold, from the town of Prebold.
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Spain
Our Spanish representatives are C.E.I.P. Tibi, from near Alicante.
Sweden 1
Grimsås school represents Sweden. It is a quite small, countryside school in the south part of Sweden, 120 km from Gothenburg. Our website
Sweden 2
Our second Swedish representative is Korsberga skola, from Hjo. Our website
Turkey 1
Turkey's 1st representative is Nazire Merzeci Ilkogretim Okulu, situated in İzmir which is the third biggest city of our country. Our website
Turkey 2
The second representative from Turkey is FATİH İLKÖĞRETİM OKULU, from the town of Kırıkkale.
Wales
Llangewydd Junior School is a large Junior School (7 - 11 year olds), on the West side of Bridgend in South Wales, about half way between Swansea and Cardiff. Our website
Labels
- Final photos Austria (1)
- Final photos BASQUE COUNTRY (SPAIN) (1)
- Final photos Belgium 1 (1)
- Final photos Belgium 2 (1)
- Final photos Croatia (4)
- Final photos Cyprus (1)
- Final photos Czech Rep (4)
- Final photos Denmark 1 (1)
- Final photos Denmark 2 (1)
- Final photos France (1)
- final photos Germany (1)
- Final photos Iceland (1)
- Final photos Iceland 2 (1)
- Final photos Italy (1)
- Final photos Latvia (1)
- Final photos Lithuania 1 (4)
- Final photos Lithuania 2 (1)
- Final photos Malta 1 (1)
- Final photos Malta 2 (1)
- Final photos Norway (1)
- Final photos Poland 1 (1)
- Final photos Portugal 1 (1)
- Final photos Scotland (4)
- Final photos Slovakia 1 (1)
- Final photos Slovenia (1)
- Final photos Spain (1)
- Final photos Sweden (1)
- Final photos Turkey 1 (1)
- Final photos Wales (1)
- Round up (1)
- Rules (1)
- THANKS FROM THE BASQUE COUNTRY (1)
- Voting (1)
- Winners (1)
- Winners' announcement (1)
2 comments:
Lovely, bright colours make this a very attractive picture!
Indeed! And the most amazing thing for me was the question: WHAT was THAT IMPORTANT the girls were pointing at? And...the LOOK od the girl on the right (with a smile of MONA LISA! ha!ha!-my impression).
This photo was immediately chosen as the 'clearest' one.with some message!
Many thanks from me and the author, Lea.
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