Monday the 18th of October 2010 at the G.T.Kirileanu Library the audio-book "The magic of the forest" was launched
Monday the 18th of October 2010 at the G.T.Kirileanu Library the audio-book “The magic of the forest” was launched. This audio-book was written by the 5th-8th grade pupils of the National College of Informatics, Piatra Neamt, in collaboration with Mr. Dan Iacob the representative of the host institution.
We came up with the idea of this audio-book after we had participated in the “Creation and Innovation Fair” with our volume “The world seen through the eyes of children” where our young and talented writers were awarded. This experience was really inspiring because they decided to use their imagination and expressiveness to create a new project. They chose texts from their volume and from other literary works all with the theme “the forest” and they learnt how to read them in the “Reading workshops”. Then we started the recordings with the help of their elder colleagues who helped also with the graphic design of the cover and the images in the book: Marian Chiriac 12th G and Paul Virlan (former) 12th A.
Once the work was finished, they became the “Reading Messengers” in the maze of the library, they presented their work to the children from the Kindergarten No.2 in Piatra Neamt in a playful spirit. The purpose was to determine the children to enter this magic world and to develop their reading skills. Magic settled in and the children became storytellers. They played together and felt the thrill of giving an interview, of being in the spotlight, of escaping from the anonymity of everyday life.
This new experience was a step forward in the future development of every child and this audio –book is certainly a pledge of remembrance.
Monday, September 26, 2010 - "European Language Day"
Monday, September 26, 2010, The National College of Informatics celebrated the “European Language Day”, and was pleased to introduce the French assistant Aline Senzini who is here on a Comenius programme.
The students of the college prepared PowerPoint presentations in French of the country and the Neamt County, a theatrical moment in French, a traditional dance and German poetry, but also songs in French and English which captured the audience and of course the 2010 edition of the contest “English culture and civilization -New Opportunities".
10-15 May 2010 - Monitoring project implementation LDV/IVT/2009/RO/175
Between 10 and 15 May 2010, the coordinator of the project LDV/IVT/2009/RO/175, Mrs. Elena Genoveva Irimia, director of the National College of Informatics monitored the implementation of the project in Spain. During the meeting that took place between 11 and 12 May 2010 the teachers Manolache Gheorghe, Manolache Lumninita, Ene Dumitru and the 21 students that participated in the project analysed the students portfolios. The coordinator of the project met the 3 IT companies involved in the project (Digita Asus, Magenta si Dvertigo) and the representatives from the Academia Cordoba in Spain- Hector Bernal Trujillo and Mar Ruda, on this occasion they also discussed the final reports, the Euro pass Mobility certificates and other administrative and organizational issues related to the cultural visits.
So far the objectives of the project have been met and for all the participants this has been a great experience.
ENO Tree Day
Changing a bit the proverb “Don’t put off till tomorrow what you can do today” the students of the National College of Computer Science decided to celebrate ENO Tree Day a month earlier this year . Even if this special day is on the 21st of May the students of our college initiated the project earlier, trying to offer a good example to those who are passive and indifferent to the surrounding environment.
Thus, on the 26th of April 2010 they organized ecologic activities such as planting different species of shrubs (trees). The students of several classes (XB, XA, IXC, VII, VB) offered each other support and managed to accomplish the work but they also enjoyed the encouragement of their five teachers: Mrs. Alina Sauciuc (coordinator), Mrs. Raluca Ene , Mrs. Iulia Costan, Mr. Sergiu Nistor and Mrs. Maria Berea.
Through this voluntary action all students want to show that they can combine their hobbies and school activities with solving environmental problems and they get involved in extracurricular environmentally-friendly activities, managing to accomplish something useful both for the human community and the environment.
International Festival of Mathematics and Informatics was rescheduled for the period 26th-31st January 2010
Dear colleagues,
We want to inform you that the International Festival of Mathematics and Informatics was rescheduled for the period 26th-31st January 2010.
The reason of this change is the decision of the Minister of Education from Romania to modify the period of the winter holydays ( 14th December 2009 – 3rd January 2010).
With the hope that this modification will be in your advantage too, we are wainting for you to the International Festival of Mathematics and Informatics, between 26th-31st January 2010. Please confirm your participation to the festival before 7th January 2010.
You will fiind enclosed the program of the festival for the mentioned period.
Looking forward to hearing from you,
Elena Genoveva Irimia,
Headmaster of the national College of Informatics
Piatra Neamt, Romania
16th- 20th November 2009- the first meeting of the Comenius multilateral project FLORA - Finding Love Of natuRe Again – The Human Impact on Flora in the 21st Century. The meeting took place at Heidelberg College in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain, between 16th and 20th November 2009.
Students and teachers from all the schools involved in the project participated at the meeting. The Romanian teachers involved in the project and a group of seven students participated in this activity.
A series of activities were developed during the mobility, such as: documentation visits in protected geographical areas, discussion sessions in which the results of the activities already performed in schools were presented and the working, monitoring and assessment tools were established. The students attended science and civic education lessons together with their Spanish colleagues and planted trees around Heidelberg College, with the aim of improving the quality of the environment. The students and the teachers presented their schools, the geographic characteristics and the traditions of each country. As well as these, some places of cultural interest in the surrounding area were visited.
The activities performed created lasting partnerships between The National College of Computer Science from Piatra Neamt and schools from Spain, Sweden and Poland, hoping that by establishing direct connections between the students and the teachers of the schools involved, we will head towards improvement in the natural and educational environment. Click for pictures.
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