Our sixth graders carry out a study on energy savings at home and how it can affect the earth. They have carried out a wide debate in English class and have made a video at home with all their conclusions. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVSvIR4lpeOU60_pLJc3BR3i0-RqxmvjA
In Natural Science our students and their teachers have worked on renewable energy resources, in other words, those which are virtually inexhaustible and also pollute infinitely less than the usual ones, such as fuel (petrol), coal...it is important that, as members of the green future generation, they strive to keep a sustainable development for humanity and... Continue Reading →
Our sixth graders show the model which is made with renewable energies. They have made the rest of the class see the great advantages of using these energies for future generations to live in a more ecological world Photos
Our sixth graders cleaning the garden in which we will plant in Spring. Photos
Classes 5 a and 5 b studied birds in Art lessons within the framework of the Future Green Generation Erasmus + project. Students in class 5a. drew the Wormhole, the bird of the year 2018 in Hungary. Pupils in class 5b. painted and made bird houses. One of the bird houses was sent to the... Continue Reading →
In our school we have had a big contest. Students had to make objects or statues from recycled materials. Almost 100 pupils took part in it. It was a great success and we were happy to see how creative they were.
We prepared our Christmas postcards from recycled material. We sent the best ones to our partners in Spain, Denmark, Turkey and Italy. All partners sent and received nice postcards from recycled materials.
We prepared our logos in Hungary. All of them had to present the features and the main objectives of the project, as well as the 5 participant countries.. Here you can see the 3 best logos that were chosen by our students and teachers.
As part of our project we organized a Cleaning Day in our school. Almost 80 students were cleaning up the school yard both in Deák Street and in Kossuth Street.
Hungarian students have learnt the Green Hymn and prepared masks with reusing waste materials.
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