LOCAL PROJECT ACTIVITIES - BULGARIAN SPORT AND GAMES

Students had to look for information, read and make presentations about games which were popular in the past and their grand parents and parents played, when they were little. We had lessons about these games and then played some of them in the school yard or in the park. We have a traditional game that has been around for thousands of years, and is played by children all over the world. It is called 'Blind man’s buff'( Сляпа баба) -'Sliapa baba'in Bulgarian. The Bulgarian folklore has got a wide range of outdoor games for older kids. One such game popular all across Bulgaria is Thread the Needle ( Kralio-Portalio Game) in Bulgarian (Кральо Портальо) Another popular game is 'Hide-and-seek'- a game in which one player closes eyes, while counting to 100 and the other players hide. The seeker then opens his/ her eyes and tries to find the hiders. In Bulgarian the game is called 'Криеница' or ''Жмичка or ' Жуменка' Students liked the Dodgeball- a team sport,in which players on two teams try to throw balls and hit opponents, while avoiding being hit themselves. They played also 'Drop the Handkerchief', 'Jump Rope', 'Hop Scotch' and some more.

Students looked for information and made presentations about the ABC of Sport and their favourite sport. They also made presentations, showed videos and photos of their participation in different sport activities during the project years.

Going to the park and hiking in the mountains were always great activities for most of the students.

In winter the gym was the best place for playing favourite games.

Participation in Online E-twinning Workshops

10 04.2021

24.10.2021

Local Project Activities - E-twinning Workshop with an E-Twinning Ambassador from the National Agency

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Local Project Activities- School celebrations and school concerts

Evry Year the school organises different initiatives, meetings and school concerts to foster good practice and show parents and local community their achievements and project work. Students and teachers worked hard to prepare for the special days and the school concerts. Active living, dancing, games and sport were part of our project work.

Local project activities- Erasmus+ days at school

Every year the school has special Erasmus+ days, when students and teachers present the project work and results. This year we had the opportunity to meet teachers from Italy and Portugal during the Erasmus+ days in May and present some of the project activities and results. We also organized a virtual meeting with the Erasmus+ project coordinators, participating in the FRESSH project. Students and teachers, participating in our Erasmus+ projects, had also the opportunity to express their opinion and feelings about Erasmus+ programme and projects in a padlet.

LOCAL PROJECT ACTIVITIES AT BOTANICAL AND VEGETABLE GARDENS

Students at Pencho Slaveikov school in Sofia learned a lot about plants, herbs and spices.Tney had lesson about different types of herbs and spices, made presentations in English, planted seeds and plants in pots at school and took photos of their vegetable gardens.

They visited the botanical garden in Sofia during the Initiative Green Week and learned about different types of plants.

LOCAL PROJECT TRIPS AND ACTIVITIES OF THE BULGARIAN SCHOOL

Bulgarian students on a school trip and hiking in the mountains.

It is great to visit the mountains and national parks you have learned about and made power point presentations!

THE PATH OF HEALTH - ECOTRAIL NEAR BANKYA, Bankya is a small town near Sofia.It is famous for its mineral springs and water, clean air and health treatments. The ecotrail is around 6-7 km/2 hours of walking.

TOGETHER WITH OUR ERASMUS PROJECT PARTNERS AT VITOSHA MOUNTAIN DURING THEIR VISIT

A PROJECT GROUP OF STUDENTS AT 'PENCHO SLAVEIKOV' SCHOOL IN SOFIA, READY TO GO TO VITOSHA MOUNTAIN - to explore, clean it and relax just before the school year 2022

Bulgarian students at Vitosha mountain

LEARNING ABOUT ANIMALS, THEIR LIFE IN ZOOS AND FARMS IN BULGARIA

Bulgarian students had lessons about different types of animals, made presentations in English and visited different places with small zoos and animal farms in Bulgaria.