The warm welcome in Raudondvaris school, thanks Simona, headmistress and parents!
Typical dances show in the sports hall !
dijous, 10 d’octubre del 2019
Trip to Vilnius, awesome moments of six Erasmus+ partners
May 2019 Our visit to Vilnius
All the Erasmus+ students and teachers over the love bridge, full of padlocks
Beautiful cathedrals, a city full of history
Erasmus+ friendship in the air
Delicious typical chocolates from Vilnius
Healthier minds, smarter minds Olympic Games May 2019
Olympic Games in Raudondvaris school in Lithuania
Spanish team from Marta Mata secondary school
We got the silver medals, thanks !
We were Olympics for one day in Randondvario gimnazija!
Thanks Erasmus+ projects!
Trakai castle by Augustë
The visit to Trakai castle
Augustë, a student from Raudondvaris school told us the story of Trakai castle
"According to the legend, after a successful hunting party, Grand Duke Godiminas discovered a beautiful place which was surrounded by many lakes. It wasn´t far away from a town called Kernave, then the capital of the Grand Duke of Lithuania. he decided to build a castle there. That is now the old castle of Trakai, built in 1337, considered to be the official date of town's foundation, as it is the year that the name of Trâkai was first mentioned in Teutonic knights chronicles. A notable feature of Trâkai is that this town was built and preserved by people of different nationalities. Historically, communities of Karaims, Tatars, Lithuanians, Russians, Jews and Poles who lived here and some, to this day, still do. Entire Trâkai town is surrounded by multiple lakes,about 200 of them, therefore is long and narrow. These lakes attract tourists, as well as many people from Vilnius and other nearby cites. It is popular to rent a boat, a yatch, a catamaran for a fun sail, or simply going swimming or sunbathing by the lake. The tourists often speak highly of the Hill of Angels and the Trakai historical National Park, and of course, Sengi Kinibing for those who want to try Kibinai, traditional pastries filled with mutton and onion. Later the castle served also as a prison. "
Augustë
Augustë, a student from Raudondvaris school told us the story of Trakai castle
"According to the legend, after a successful hunting party, Grand Duke Godiminas discovered a beautiful place which was surrounded by many lakes. It wasn´t far away from a town called Kernave, then the capital of the Grand Duke of Lithuania. he decided to build a castle there. That is now the old castle of Trakai, built in 1337, considered to be the official date of town's foundation, as it is the year that the name of Trâkai was first mentioned in Teutonic knights chronicles. A notable feature of Trâkai is that this town was built and preserved by people of different nationalities. Historically, communities of Karaims, Tatars, Lithuanians, Russians, Jews and Poles who lived here and some, to this day, still do. Entire Trâkai town is surrounded by multiple lakes,about 200 of them, therefore is long and narrow. These lakes attract tourists, as well as many people from Vilnius and other nearby cites. It is popular to rent a boat, a yatch, a catamaran for a fun sail, or simply going swimming or sunbathing by the lake. The tourists often speak highly of the Hill of Angels and the Trakai historical National Park, and of course, Sengi Kinibing for those who want to try Kibinai, traditional pastries filled with mutton and onion. Later the castle served also as a prison. "
Augustë
Our school partners shared moving moments with traditional Lithuanian dances
May 2019 Raudodvaris Cultural centre
We were very surprised about teenagers in Lithuania, the love their traditions,
typical dances and country . Teachers and students danced together,
we had great fun!
Each country presented their projects on most known sports and sports people
The Greek team talked about tennis and most known tennis players
The Lithuanian team talked about swimming
Italian team presented skiing and best skiing sportspeople
The Swedish team presented football and its history
The Spanish team talked volleyball and interviewed the teacher Hector Casal, an
ex-volleyball player, who travelled to Lithuania as well.
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