Slovenia – Education: Intangible Cultural Heritage in the Slovene education system: Examples of good practices from a Slovene kindergarten and primary school
SESSION 2
Eighth Annual Meeting of the South East European Experts Network
on Intangible Cultural Heritage
15-16 May 2014. Limassol, Cyprus
Author: Anja Jerin, Representative of the Slovene Coordinator for the protection of the ICH (Slovene Ethnographic Museum)
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Slovenia – Education: Intangible Cultural Heritage in the Slovene education system: Examples of good practices from a Slovene kindergarten and primary school
1. INTANGIBLE CULTURAL HERITAGE IN THE SLOVENE
EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM:
EXAMPLES OF GOOD PRACTICES FROM A SLOVENE
KINDERGARTEN AND PRIMARY SCHOOL
Anja Jerin
anja.jerin@etno-muzej.si
Slovene Ethnographic Museum
Coordinator for the Protection of the Intangible Cultural Heritage
Limassol, Cyprus
16. 5. 2014
2. Article 4 of the Convention for the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural
Heritage (UNESCO, 1972) …
…“the identification, protection, conservation, presentation and
transmission to future generations of the cultural and natural
heritage situated on its territory”…
3. Slovene UNESCO ASP
(Associated Schools Project) network
►war in Yugoslavia (1991, 1992 …)
►member since 1993
►Ciril Kosmač Primary School in Piran
►10 centers → 82 institutions → 4 levels
►National Coordinator of the Slovene ASP
network
►http://www.unesco-sole.si
4. UNESCO Youth Plaform of Slovenia
► http://unesco-mladi.si
► 2012: Institute Ypsilon, Slovene National
Commitee for UNESCO
►connecting, informing, educating
►4 components → UNESCO event
→ youth newsletter
→ UNESCO heralds
→ international activities
5. Heritage in Young Hands – Youth Adopting Monuments
►International Year of Cultural Heritage
(2002)
►joined by kindergartens, primary schools
and secundary schools
► Conclusions:
→ people must know a monument
→ they must be proud of it
→ its preservation must be linked to it use
►59 institutions → 67 monuments
►2013: publication
6. Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage (UNESCO, 2003)…
►protection, respect and raising awareness of the importance of the ICH
►registration of ICH (National Registers of ICH)
►cooperation between the communities, individuals
►UNESCO schools in Slovenia → national projects and activities → ICH
7. National projects and activities in UNESCO schools in Slovenia
►mixture of themes
►locally and regionally specific elements of ICH
►especially oral traditions and expressions,
social practices, rituals and festive events,
traditional craftmanship
►external collaborators → meetings,
workshops, presentations
►research assignments of ICH
► final event → exhibition, publication
8. Subproject Stone by Stone – kindergarten Mornarček from Piran
►project: Our Place – His Cultural and Natural Heritage → subproject: Stone to stone
►bearer of the subproject: kindergarten Mornarček, Piran (children aged 3 – 6 years)
►stone heritage of the local environment
►games, research and creativity
►booklet: Sailor’s trip through time
9. Project Reviving Dolenjska customs through the seasons of the
year – Šmihel Primary School
►project: Reviving Dolenjska customs through the seasons
►bearer of the project: Šmihel Primary School, Novo mesto
(1st to the 5th grade)
► reading and creative project:
→ 1st grade: importance of bread throught time
(games, dances, songs, fairy tales) → exhibition
→ 2nd grade: handicrafts → exhibition
→ 3rd grade: meaning of bread ovens,
home meat preparing (“koline”)
→ 4th grade: shrovetide customs, hayracks
→ 5th grade: wine growing in Slovenia, working customs
→ final event, exhibition
10. Slovene Coordinator for the Protection of the Intangible Cultural
Heritage
Slovene Ethnographic Museum
Metelkova 2, 1000 Ljubljana
Slovenia
Nena Židov, Ph.D. (nena.zidov@etno-muzej.si)
Mag. Adela Pukl (adela.pukl@etno-muzej.si)
Anja Jerin (anja.jerin@etno-muzej.si)
www: http://www.nesnovnadediscina.si
► Slovene ASP network: http://www.unesco-sole.si
► UNESCO Youth Platform: http://unesco-mladi.si
►Slovene National Committee for UNESCO:
http://www.unesco.si