La mulți ani, Vasile, Vasilica, Sile, Silina!

MOLDOVA: Tea cher  LUDMILA COJOCARI and ANA BONTEI

               (wishes you teacher BEATA KALINKA)

Sănătate și noroc, Vasilică!

Coordinatoring teacher: MENTOR KOVACI AND PETRINA BLUSHI

         Au pregătit colegii din RM VÂVCEA: Romeo POPESCU, ISPIR Iuliana

(LICEUL CU PROGRAM SPORTIV BAIA MARE: Clasa Pregătitoare B, coordonator: M C POPAN)

LICEUL ALEXANDRU CEL BUN BOTOSANI ROMANIA

teacher DOINA CIOBANU

The students of class XI C wish  their colleagues the name Vasile 

a happy birthday!

May Saint Basil protect you and your loved ones!

LICEUL ALEXANDRU CEL BUN BOTOSANI

LICEUL ALEXANDRU CEL BUN BOTOSANI

LICEUL ALEXANDRU CEL BUN BOTOSANI

LICEUL ALEXANDRU CEL BUN BOTOSANI

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, VASILICA!

The students of class XI C 

LICEUL ALEXANDRU CEL BUN BOTOSANI ROMANIA, wish you a Happy New Year!

Santa Claus, with this story the cycle of customs and traditions of the winter holidays ends....!

Old legends say that on the evening of January 6 to 7 Santa Claus comes.

He is always represented in brown, which represents abundance.

He is remembered since ancient times, being mentioned by the Dacians.

The Romans wanted to destroy him, but the Daco-Romans secretly kept him alive.

Teacher ALINA LAZĂR, MANAGER GABRIELA STAICU AND TEACHER ROMEO POPESCU, RM VÂLCEA

The Romans wanted to destroy him, but the Daco-Romans secretly kept him alive.

The free Dacians had a carol in honor of "Sorcova" that's what they called him.

Although today many have forgotten him, there are still some who honor him.

The confusion that occurs between Santa Claus of the Dacians and 

John the Baptist of the Romans (especially the Daco-Romans) is common today.

Although tomorrow many Christians are preparing for the holy water, some live with nostalgia and with peace and joy in their souls the arrival of Santa Claus.

He ends the magic of winter, with him the tree and the lights that represent their light and life are gathered.

He brings gifts to the tree and decorates the house for the new year.

The magic of winter ends but not Winter.

Don't forget the Dacian winter gods represent "joy, light, life, abundance".

The lights have the role of scaring the shadows and leaving them powerless.

     Teacher: ALINA MANAGER GRAȚIELA STAICU AND TEACHER ROMEO POPESCU, : ROMANIA:

Coordinatoring teacher: ALINA MANAGER GRAȚIELA STAICU AND TEACHER ROMEO POPESCU

Coordinatory: Teacher IULIA CIUBUC

Active  partner Professors from Romania:

Mentor Mariana C POPAN

Simona ARDELEAN, Mihaela GIT, Calina RITISAN, Iulia ISPIR, Iuiana CIUBUC, Doina CIOBANU, Mădălina NEAGOE, Romeo POPESCU, Gabriela STAICU, Alina LAZĂR