Last Tuesday, April 20, we celebrated Children's Day in a very special way.
First, Sibel's students gave us a wonderful presentation on the importance of Children's Day in Turkey.
Afterwards, all the schools participating in the online meeting made a presentation of their famous person as a child, for the rest to guess.
Children and teachers had a very pleasant time.
Thank you all for these moments of sharing, which is the soul of our project.
See you soon, colleagues!
FMV IŞIK SCHOOLS ISTANBUL/TURKEY
April 23 CHİLDREN'S DAY!
Dear All,
This week, we came together with our
project partners and students to celebrate National Sovereignty and children's
Day on April 23. It was invaluable to welcome children around the world to our
country and celebrate this enthusiasm together. We are very, very grateful that
you shared this feeling with us and erased the distances.
Ataturk, the
founder of the Republic of Turkey, said that children will shape the world of
the future.Children who will shape this world, you are all the hope of the
future! I wish everyone to find little happiness like children in these
difficult days.
“We are the
children of the world. We lean on the world, and the world leans on us. Whether
the world is beautiful, vibrant, green or dry-roasted depends on the path we
Yesil walk. “(Thich Nhat Hanh)
Happy
National Sovereignty and Children's Day!
Yesterday, Tuesday 13th April, was a special day at our school. We held a two-side competition with Alessandra's Italian squad. The session started with some technical problems on our side, but in the end, we managed to sort them out. The Kahoot competition was exciting and inspiring. The only problem seemed to be the overexcitement of the students. The reason for this, is their love of Kahoot competitions and this new international experience for all of them.
It was a good start for future projects and the internationalization of our school.
The background noise speaks for itself. It sounds just like a Beatles' concert in the sixties!
April 13, 2021
It's the end of a school day. 1 pm.
It's a Tuesday, which in our language is called "Martedì" (meaning: the day of Mars, the ancient Rome God of War).
Tuesdays are always somewhat messy. Chaotic. Sometimes you can feel that 'bellicose' spirit in the air.
It looks like the perfect day for a competition with our friends who live on the other side of the pond (the mediterranean Sea): our Spanish partners with their masters: teachers Salvador and Francisco.
Connection on ... 3...2...1... go! The battle starts, and on both sides there are moments of concentration and exultation.
Time goes by so fast, when you're having fun.
But in the end, eyes sparkle and hearts are full
Magic happened again.
And we're so thankful for that.
