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Ou "Braka Miladinovci" S.Dobrusevo Bitola-Northern Macedonia

Working in the project the students and teachers conducted research gathering information, teaching each other and learning together, drawing the picture of their imaginary world full of solidarity and peace.

The students and teachers shared interesting moments of their daily routine in the page "The Most Memorable Moments of My Day"

Osnovna škola Opuzen- Croatia

7. What Does The Name London Stands For? What you think today of an amazing city has a long and not completely known history. Some standing theories state that London was first built from Romans around 50 AD. The origin of its name has also a puzzling history. During history, London used to have different names including Londonium, Ludenwic, Ludenberg. The most accepted version is that the name for London has derived from the old Celtic word “Londinous” which means to be bold. 8. Houses Of Parliament Is The Largest Palace In The UK One of many architectural landmarks that London is proud of, is definitely the Houses of Parliament or also known as the Palace of Westminster. Crowned as the largest palace in the entire country, the object was first built at the beginning of the 11th century to accommodate the King of England.&nbsp;Unfortunately, a fire in 1512 destroyed a large part of it and another fire in 1834 caused more severe damage. The only medieval structures to have survived those times are the Westminster Hall, Jewel Tower, the Cloisters of St Stephen’s and the Chapel of St Mary Undercroft. 9. London Buses Were Not Always Red Red buses are for sure the most typical thing that your mind associates with London. The iconic vehicles didn’t always have this colour. Once upon a time each of them had a different colour with each colour signifying a different route. To stand out the competition the biggest company of buses London General Omnibus Company decide to paint their buses with the red colour in 1907. Ever since London buses have been red. 10. It Is Not Easy To Become A Black Cab Driver In most countries, you only need a driving license to work as a taxi. But this is obviously not the case with London. Black Cab drivers you see all around the city actually undergo lengthy training before they are given the job.&nbsp;Typically the training may last for 2 to 4 years and candidates must memorize every single street in London. In addition, they must also be able to make fast assumptions as per which is the route that takes the least time from one destination to another. Now you can easily understand why they charge such high fares. 11. The Highest Building In The EU Located in the district of Southwark, Central London, the Shard is the tallest building in EU and fifth tallest in entire Europe. Built in 2012, the Shard stands almost 310 meters (1,016 feet) high. The amazing skyscraper has exactly 72 habitable floors. If you get to visit London any time and want to have a breathtaking view we recommend you to climb the Shard for an unforgettable experience. 12. There Used To Be Six Ravens In London Tower A long time ago Charles II ordered his guards to bring six ravens in the Tower of London because he thought they would protect the fortress from falling. They even had an extra raven in their palace in case of the six ravens flew away. The superstitious belief remained long after the decision of Charles II. 13. Six People Died During Great Fire One of the most horrible events in the history of London was the Great Fire in 1666. A large part of the city was covered in flames as around 70,000 homes of Londoners were completely wiped out from the fire. However, despite its catastrophic effect, there were only six verified deaths from this terrible event.&nbsp;Many argue that the number of casualties has actually been higher, but the fire has destroyed every single thing including dead bodies.

Burhaniye Anatolian High School-Turkey

School Orchestra work&nbsp;on Sunday morning

Learning English with games Vanashen School students

In the page of "Show Me My Country" the teachers and students created more than 50 posts about Turkey

Our teacher Marijana's post about her memorable day. <a href="https://spark.adobe.com/page/vyr2JftT8Jyzm/">https://spark.adobe.com/page/vyr2JftT8Jyzm/</a>

Little Carnival for Children

Competition of young amateur singers "Microphone is yours"

Marijana Franičević

Vanashen Secondary School, Armenia The Wonderful World of Art

Globular flute An intersting instrument ,which is over 6000 years old and still functions, since 2008 one of the famous Macedonian folk players and singer Dragan Dautovski and his band are playing on it.In the video below you can hear the sound .

Dragan Dautosvki on OCARINA old 6000 years

The projects points to develop the students' interest to partner countries, have intercultural exchange, improve their mindset, widen new horizons and find new enjoyment. They will share the knowledge they find fascinating and thrilling for their peers. The students will also present their daily life, learning and entertaining activities and the most memorable moments of the day. It is also important for the students to develop emotionally so they will also have tasks about the feelings of happiness and share their stories about it.

Ou "Braka Miladinovci" S.Dobrusevo Bitola, Northern Macedonia

Nelio Milotti: Ohridski biseri - Ana Dadić, flauta / Bistrički ZVUKOLIK 2014.

Esma Redzepova - Caje sukarije - (Audio)

Top Of Nas Daily- WHERE GRAVITY DOESN'T WORK?!

Khust School № 3-Ukraine

1. Big Ben Is Not The Name For The Tower It is a very common mistake, but Big Ben is actually not the name for the iconic Tower in London. Big Ben is actually the name for the clock in the Tower. Even locals nowadays refer to this place as the Big Ben tower. The tower is located in the north end of the Palace of Westminster in London. 2012 onward the object is named as Elizabeth Tower, but in the past, the tower was known as the Clock Tower. 2. London Is The Smallest City In England Yes, you heard that right. What you think of London is actually just a small urban area part of the Greater London region. The city of London covers only 1.2 square miles and has a population of around 7,500 residents. As such, the city of London is actually the smallest city in England. Greater London, on the other hand, is an English region, which encompasses surrounding towns covering 606 square miles and having a population of over 8.7 million residents. 3. London Has 170 Museums London is an important cultural and historical centre and museums could not have missed in this area. If you get to visit this wonderful city you would definitely lose a lot from your trip if you don’t stop by one of them. The British Museum, the National Gallery, the Imperial War Museum, the British Library and the Wallace Collection are just some of them. 4. The Smallest Statue In The World Is Built In London A statue displaying two mice eating a piece of cheese is known as the smallest statue in the world. It is that small that you have to pay attention or someone must point you to it. You might probably wonder about its significance? The story behind it is quite interesting. History says that the statue was built to remember two builders who were engaged in a fight after accusing each other to have eaten their meal. Both of them died and later it was understood that mice had actually eaten their meal. 5. Death In Parliament Is Not Illegal The story that it is illegal to die in Parliament is actually a pure myth. Its popularity has often been considered concerning and authorities have tried to convince people that there’s no such restriction. Some were also interested in understanding what could have caused this belief to exist. It is said that this myth could have come from the idea that everyone who dies in the Royal Palace is eligible for a state funeral. However, entering the Parliament Houses in London wearing armour suits are prohibited and this is not a myth. 6. Over Than 300 Languages Are Spoken In London There’s hardly any other place in the world more diverse than London. Expats coming from different nationalities share a large proportion of its population, which enumerates around 8.7 million residents. They practice their original traditions and communicate in their native language. Due to this unbelievable diversity in London, it is estimated that there are over 300 languages spoken in London. Chances are that if you’re on a trip to London you can easily someone to communicate in your native language.

Our teacher Hasmik is addicted to learning... Vosketap High School- Armenia

Burhaniye Anatolian High School The Magic World of Students

Khust School № 3, Ukraine

Vosketap High School, Armenia “A picture is a poem without words”

November Discussion of the project content. Project description and setting goals, creation of pages for partners and schools. Students invitation and explanation of the work in the Forum pages. December Information exchange in the teachers' and schools' pages (forum threads). Sharing interesting facts about extraordinary things in the world, amazing places, artworks, flora and fauna, unusual winter activities. January Exploring partners countries and writing posts in the forum&nbsp;thread&nbsp;Show Me My Country&nbsp;&nbsp;Students and teachers share information about architectural masterpieces, historical sites, beautiful corners of nature of partner countries. February Students and teachers present&nbsp;The Most Memorable Moments of Their&nbsp;Days&nbsp;with photos.&nbsp; March Online meeting with teachers and students. Sharing "Happiness stories" on&nbsp;International Day of Happiness (March 20th). April Evaluation of the project.

Happiness In My Mind

Travelling, Care, Surprises, Close People, Families, Hobbies are the source of happiness for our students

Music lesson of Croatian student Lana Curić

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