1. Scoala Gimnaziala nr. 11 “St. O. Iosif”
Brasov - Romania
The Seasons
resources for developing
key skills
to our students
Comenius Multilateral Project
2013 - 2015
Teacher
Dobrescu
Livia

2. Our team

4. Romanian flag
Coat of arms
Anthem: “Desteapta-te, romane!”
“Awaken, Thee Romanian “

5. The official currency in Romania is
leu (Romanian leu). The name (homonymous with
the name of animal lion) comes
from Löwentaler (which had the figure of a lion on the
reverse), silver coin circulated in the Netherlands from
the sixteenth century, then became the currency of
assessment. The subdivision of leu is
ban (plural: bani), 1 leu = 100 bani. Since 1991, inflation
has practically removed from use this subdivision
of leu.

6. Religion in Romania
 86,5 %Orthodox
 4,6% Roman Catholic
 3,2% Reformed
 1,9% Pentecostal
 0,8% Greek Catholic
 0.6% Baptist
 0.4% Seventh Day Adventist
 1.8% Other
 0.2% Atheist

7. Romanian is a Romance language spoken by
around 24 million people as a native language,
primarily in Romania and Moldova and by
another 4 million people as a second language.[t
has official status in Romania, Republic of
Moldova and in Autonomous Province of
Voivodina in Serbia.
Romanian speakers are scattered across many
other countries, notably :
Italy, Spain, Ukraine, Bulgaria, the United
States, Canada,Israel, Russia, Portugal, the United
Kingdom, France, and Germany.

8. Romanian cuisine
 Romanian cuisine is a diverse blend of different
dishes from several traditions with which it has come
into contact, but it also maintains its own character. It
has been greatly influenced by Ottoman cuisine, while
it also includes influences from the cuisines of other
neighbours, such
as Germans, Serbs, Bulgarians and Hungarians.

9. Our country has all forms of
relief, arranged in a balanced.

10. Carpathian Mountains

12. Danube Delta

13. Black Sea

14. Bucharest is the capital municipality, cultural,
industrial, and financial centre of Romania.

17. We l c o m e
t o Br a s o v
!

18. Brasov
town situated in the heart of the country

19. Brasov
• Brașov is a city in
Romania and the
administrative
centre of Brașov
County.
• It is surrounded by
the Southern
Carpathians and is
part of the
Transylvania
region.

20. Brașov Council Square
 The houses
surrounding the
square speak of a
rich history.

23. Catherine's Gate
 Catherine's Gate in
Braşov, Romania, was
built by the Tailors’
Guild.
 It is the only original
city gate to have
survived from
medieval times.
 At the present time
here is a museum.

24. •
Şchei Gate in
Braşov, Romania,
is right next to
Catherine's Gate.
•
The stone and
brick gate built in
classical style like
a triumphal arch
has three
openings.

25. • It is the largest Gothic
religious edifice in
southeastern Europe .
• The Balck Church has the
largest bronze bell in
Romania that weighs 6
tons , the largest
collection of Oriental
carpets in Europe and one
of the largest organs .

27. •
The White Tower is the
second defense tower
built on Warthe Hill,
outside the city walls.
•
The pitch holes were
specially designed to be
covered by balconies .

28. • The Black Tower has
been known by this
name when it was
burnt by lightning.
• It is an important
observation point both
for defense and inside
guard .

29. • Poiana Brasov is the
most popular
Romanian ski resort
and an important
tourist centre .
• In 2013, it hosted
skating and skiing
competitions in the
European Youth
Olympic Winter
Festival.

30. Other tourist attractions in Brasov

31. First Romanian School

32. 57 years of education,
57 years of excellence

33. STEFAN OCTAVIAN IOSIF
Stefan Octavian Iosif was a
Romanian poet and translator,
founding member of the
Romanian Writers' Society

34. The school principal
Teacher Albu Tudorița

35. The title "European School
Three
consecutive
editions
2007
2010
2013

36. Five consecutive Comenius Projects
 2005 – 2008 "Differences of culture in Europe XXI
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century"
2008 – 2010 ”Promoting Education and Achievement
for Children in Europe”
2010 – 2012 ”Learning About Heroes Through
Legends”
2012 – 2014 ”Forests and Sustainability – Time to
Learn and Act”
2013 – 2015 “The Seasons – resources for developing
key skills to our students”

37. School insignia: the emblem, the
uniform and the anthem

38. Preparatory class includes
children aged 5 -6 years

39. School buildings
The school has two buildings:
old building with the dining
rooms, bedrooms,
psychological and speech
therapy office cabinet.
New building that includes
classrooms, offices,
laboratories, secretariat, library,
managers’ office.

40. Dining hall

41. Bedrooms

42. Modern gym and football field

43. Schoolyard
School yard has an area of ​about 2 acres and
includes two gyms, a football field, playground
for children and generous green spaces.

44. Classroom for computer lessons

45. Classrooms

46. The chapel for religion lessons

47. Projects

48. 21 eTwinning Projects

„Learning about heroes through legends”

„What can you visit in my country?
 Easter in Europe
 Let’s cook together
 My country
 Video Postcard from my town
 The traditions aand celebrations of my school
 Certificat national de calitate pentru proiectul „The traditions aand celebrations of my
school”
 Spring in the eyes of children
 Diploma pentru elevii implicati in proiectul „Spring in the eyes of children”
 Certificat european de calitate pentru proiectul „Spring in the eyes of children”
 What I know about our town
 Travel Broadens the mind
 What does it mean – to be a good parent?
 Certificat european de calitate pentru proiectul „What does it mean – to be a good parent?”
 Diploma pentru parintii implicati in proiectul „What does it mean – to be a good parent?”
 Prezenty kochaja opakowania
 Tasty flags
 Let’s Sing Children Songs
 The story from the colors box
 Linguistic scenary – European day of languages 2013

49. European Quality Label

50. BRITISH COUNCIL PROJECTS
 Partnership with one school from New Delhi - INDIA

53. PROJECTS OF OUR SCHOOL
 "European Spring Festival"
 "Reporters in action"
 "A tear for Terra" - environmental education project
 "Road education - education for life" - national project
 "Corona" Project of knowing local museums
 "Harmony with Nature"
 "Life Nature Project - Priority alpine, subalpine and
forest"
 "Getting to know the city"

54. “A tear for Terra" - environmental education
project

55.  "Seasons seen through the eyes of children"
 "Nature gives and inspires"
 “Intuitive Teaching Strategies "
 "I eat healthy"
 "Breakfast with cereals"
 "Clean Hands"
 Brasov seen by younger "
 "Citizen"
 E-Holidays
 Green Week, Spring Day
 "Europe Days"

56. RESULTS OF OUR STUDENTS

57. TRIPS

58. Volunteering

59. Customs and traditions

60. School parade at days of Brasov

61. School choir

62. Swimming courses

63. Exhibition of drawings

65. Primary school magazine
“Song of Childhood “

66. The secondary school magazine
“Dream and fulfillment”

68. 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.