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CASTLE LEGENDS

CASTLE LEGENDS. Hungary Autumn - Winter 2011-12 BE PART OF THE LEGEND. Polish Meeting in November Spotkanie w Polsce w listopadu. In Wroclaw ... We Wroclawiu …. Widzieliśmy piękne  ... miasta …. Always playing … zawsze graliśmy …. Questionnaire 15th – 30th November.

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CASTLE LEGENDS

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  1. CASTLE LEGENDS Hungary Autumn - Winter 2011-12 BE PART OF THE LEGEND

  2. Polish Meeting in NovemberSpotkanie w Polsce w listopadu

  3. In Wroclaw ... We Wroclawiu … Widzieliśmy piękne  ... miasta …

  4. Always playing … zawsze graliśmy …

  5. Questionnaire15th – 30th November With reference to our application for the Castle Project, 66 students of our high school filled out a questionnaire created by the Coordinator of the Project in November, the results of which have given us ideas that we would like to integrate into Project without delay.

  6. Questionnaire Number 1 Results • . YESNO YES %NO % Number 1 64 2 97 3 97% of the students answered 'Castle Legends' in English, 'Várlegendák' in Hungarian or both languages. Number 2 27 39 41 59 41% know the exact number of the participating countries. Number 3 20 46 30 70 30% of the students can name all or most of the partner countries. Number 4 64 2 97 3 Number 5 41 25 62 38 62% of the students can name all or most of the Hungarian legends. Number 6 54 12 82 18 Number 7 19 47 29 71 Students expect more support for the school, success for the Project and improvement in skills and knowledge. Number 8 44 22 67 33 Students like the activities, historical events, the legends, interesting stories and working together. Number 9 6 60 9 91 Students would like to go on a study trip and create more artistic work, and more countries in the project. Total number of students having filled out the Q: 66

  7. Questionnaire Number 1 Results • . YESNO YES %NO % Number 1 64 2 97 3 97% of the students answered 'Castle Legends' in English, 'Várlegendák' in Hungarian or both languages. Number 2 27 39 41 59 41% know the exact number of the participating countries. Number 3 20 46 30 70 30% of the students can name all or most of the partner countries. Number 4 64 2 97 3 Number 5 41 25 62 38 62% of the students can name all or most of the Hungarian legends. Number 6 54 12 82 18 Number 7 19 47 29 71 Students expect more support for the school, success for the Project and improvement in skills and knowledge. Number 8 44 22 67 33 Students like the activities, historical events, the legends, interesting stories and working together. Number 9 6 60 9 91 Students would like to go on a study trip and create more artistic work, and more countries in the project. Total number of students having filled out the Q: 66

  8. 2nd December 2011 For the annual Open Day at school students made a castle to impress parents

  9. It took only a few hours to stick the prepared parts of the castle together

  10. Night of legends: we showed paintingsand created pictures for a temporary exhibition in our small hall 8th December

  11. Faces of Nights and Days created by Class 11 for the Night of legends

  12. Night of Legends: Traditions of Márton and Luca Days8th December 2011 Students surfed on the Internet and collected material about Hungarian traditions of the period in English to improve their foreign language skills. Traditions and Customs of Márton and Luca Days The most famous folk tradition of the given period is making the Luca stool. The name Luca is originated from the Latin word Lux (light, brightness). According to the legend Lucia lived in the ancient times and became a martyr of Christianity. In memory of her martyrdom the annual making a stool is still a living folk tradition from the thirteenth of December. The stool had to be made by a young man and it had to be so strong that he could stand on it. If the young man was able to bring the Luca stool secretly for the Midnight Mass in the church on the 26th December and stood on it, he was believed to see the witches. After that, however, he had to escape very fast ... .

  13. Night of legends: Students making waffles ... before Christmas time

  14. Students and teachers smiling … before eating time

  15. Powerpoint presentation Castles and Royal Gardens Between the 10th and 31st January altogether 16 of our students from three classes collected photos and material on the Internet to create some Powerpoint presentations of Castles and Royal Gardens in Europe with special emphasis on our partner countries.

  16. … and the WINNERS are … CONGRATULATIONS !

  17. February: Castle photos in 4 seasons

  18. Hungary’s castles are waiting for you to discover them ...

  19.  Welcome to Hungary in April 

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