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WELCOME TO YAKACIK DOGA COLLEGE(İstanbul,TURKEY)

Yakacık Doğa Campus is the second biggest campus in doğa schools. In 2008-2009 school term, the campus begin to act for education ,this new Doğa campus has capacity for 4000 students .Furthermore the campus has many facilities such as swimmingpool,tenis courts,auditorium,opened and closed sports areas,green areas with cafes. The school consist of two base parts; educational and social;there are 3 buildings with 150classes in total . Kindergarten,primary and high school are educational areas.

Our campus has 25,000m2 closed , 22,000m2 opened area that contains a half olympic swimming pool and a pool for kindergarten kids.In addition the campus has 800 seated dining hall. The school represents ‘natural concept education system’ in high performance and this activity based education presents all the opportunities for socialializing and the devolopment of children.
Our school really gives importance to nature and do lots of things to preserve environment. We're glad to take part in this project.I hope that we will make a good job together.
If you need more information about my school,visit our website please.
http://www.dogacollege.com/sayfa.php?ID=668

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Our school history... The school was opened on 12 Sept 2002 and consists of one main building with two floors. Both floors have eight classrooms, a computer classroom and a science laboratory. We also have a library. Currently, there are 17 people on staff. 15 teachers and two adminıstrative personnel.

We are located in the seaside town of Dikili, İzmir. In this region there is much plant diversity. We have just as much plant diversity here in Turkey as there is throughout most of Europe, but we also have quıte a few endemic species of our own. Our school garden has a total of 120 trees. 95 of which, are olive trees. 

Our student enrollment is as follows:
10 students in the 4-5 year age group.
120 students in the 6-11 year age group.
132 students in the 12-15 year age group.

Our school in Megalopoli

Προβολή μεγαλύτερου χάρτη

This is our schoolyard and in the middle our newly planted tree!...

Our school in Megalopoli, was founded in 1926, but an earthquake in 1965 destroyed it, so the building you see in the photos was made in the early 70's. It now has 13 classrooms, with 317 pupils from 12 to 15 years of age. Megalopoli, is an industrial city, which was founded because of the presence of lignite in the subsoil of the area. Four electrical power units contribute to Greece's power supply. Among other important things, is the ancient Theater which according to archaeologists, was the biggest in Greece, with a capacity of 17.000-21.000 people. The town of Megalopoli is surrounded by forests with the biggest being Mountain Mainalo, our topic for our project.

Korinth - Greece

Our school is in Korinth, three km from the Canal of Korinth.

Experimental Gymnasium of Korinth is a new school.

We work there only for ten years.

This is our schoolyard. This is out Library.
This is our Laboratory.
We are happy to work there!

We are also happy to work with you in this project!

ZSO Nr 1 STO - Warsaw - Poland

Zespół Szkół Ogólnokształcących Nr 1
Społecznego Towarzystwa Oświatowego

Our school was founded in June 1989 on the initiative of the parents living in Ursynów district and it was one of the very first such schools in Poland. The development of our school shows how much it is needed here. We still rent the buildings but at the very beginning, we only had one classroom for 16 students. At the moment there are 20 classes with 310 students: 13 classes at our primary school and 7 at our 3-year secondary school.

The school is run by Samodzielne Koło Terenowe Nr 21 Społecznego Towarzystwa Oświatowego - STO (the Local Board of the Civic Educational Association number 21) and is one of the biggest.

The members of the Association are: the parents of our present and former students, our teachers and our former students. The Civic Educational Association is an all-Poland association, for all those who are concerned about the condition of the Polish educational system and those who are interested in creating new, alternative, educational forms. The STO schools educate in a creative way, encourage the students to broaden their minds and develop their personalities.

Our school is named after Jan Nowak Jeziorański (1913 - 2004). He was a great Polish patriot living abroad, one of the founders of Radio Free Europe. He spoke on behalf of the Poles and other nations submitted to the Soviet Union who could not freely express their own opinions.

Welcome to our school!

At the moment it has autumnal decorations made by pupils

Warm greetings from Warsaw
Serdeczne pozdrowienia z Warszawy

Anna T

St. Ignatius College GJL Blata l-Bajda

Hello,

We attend the school “Marija Regina” at Blata l-Bajda. Our school forms part of “St Ignatius College”. In our school there are about 800 girls and about 120 teachers. Our headmaster is Mr Victor Agius and we have 4 assistant heads Mr Diacono, Mr Schembri, Ms Saliba and Ms Formosa. All the students here are in one of 5 different age groups. There are 7 classes form 1 and the students are 11 years of age. There are 6 classes form 2 and the students are 12 years of age. There are 7 form 3 classes and the students are 13 years. There are 8 form 4 classes and the students are 14 years and there are 7 form 5 classes and the students are 15 years. After this year the students proceed to other schools. We are form 2 and form 3 students. At form 2 we learn the following subjects: Maths, English, Maltese, Science, Social Studies, History, Geography, Religion, ALM (arts, literature and music), Italian and Physical Education. We are sending you a short video clip that we filmed ourselves to show you our school. We are looking forward to start this eTwinning project with you. We enjoy doing science experiments and we look forward to shart this experience of commenting about different experiments. We hope that you like our experiments and that we like yours, and we learn from each other.

Regards
Josephine Ebejer Grech.
Malta.

IES AS TELLEIRAS. NARÓN. GALICIA. SPAIN

Greetings for all the twinners
This is my highschool

Open publication - Free publishing - More telleiras

I expect that we can learn much more with this project.

This week, in our school we can see an exhibition of cetacea (whales and dolphins) and footprints of mammals that lives in the forest.

Colegio Marista Castilla

Colegio Marista Castilla - Palencia, Spain

Visit our web-site: www.maristaspalencia.org

Visit the web-site of the Marist Brothers: www.champagnat.org

EFQM 300+

Images from Palencia

For more information visit the TwinSpace of the project International Year of Forests

Agrupamento de Escolas José Saraiva

In 9th September 1968 was created the Preparatory School of Leiria, that latter was renamed as José Saraiva’s Preparatory School.

In 1999, September again, the school changed to a new location where it still is now. It has three buildings for classrooms and two others for gymnastics and for meals. The school is located in a place called Cruz d’Areia (Leiria’s borders). In 22nd August 2000 the school changed name again, to José Saraiva’s Basic School of 2nd and 3rd grade. It belongs, now, to a larger group of schools.

Our patron is José Saraiva.
This renamed teacher was born on 1st April 1881, close to Fundão (Castelo Branco, Portugal).
He was a real self-made man! 
Between 1915 and 1932 he lived in Leiria where he was High School teacher. Besides this he was Historian, Art critic and was involved on many projects related to education and culture.

A little autumn song from Galicia (Spain).IES TELLEIRAS

A greetings to all and the wishes of a good trip with this song of autumn from Galicia.

A castaña no ourizo
quixo reír e estralou,
caíu do castaño embaixo
mira que tumbo levou.

(The chesnut in his burrs

wanted to laugh and burst,

fell of the chesnut tree

Look that hit she carried)

Celebrating Forests for People

Wellcome to the blog of the eTwinning project
2011 International Year of Forests.

Here we will play each month de Photo Contest,
we will show the events and news that take place at our Schools, we will follow the celebration of the UNESCO IY.

Everyone of us is called to share with the others.

Let's start!