Friday, 11 March 2011
FOURTH PROJECT MEETING IN GERMANY
Sunday, 27 February 2011
I.I.S "E. DE AMICIS" IN SUPPORT OF BIODIVERSITY

Friday, 25 February 2011
THIRD COMENIUS PROJECT MEETING IN IASI
There the students worked together, monitored by their teachers, to carry out the project activities and then visited the city and its surroundings on Thursday.
One of the best events during the meeting was the Show held at the school theatre where hosting students danced some traditional Romanian dances and invited their European guests to join in.
The farewell party was organised at a local restaurant and everybody enjoyed themselves, after a simple but significative ceremony during which attendance certificates and presents were offered to the guests.
Wednesday, 22 December 2010
ETWINNING: A PROJECT TO LEARN FRENCH


D'autres rendez-vous sont au programme sur d'autres sujets, comme les traditons de Noel, les loisirs des jeunes.Monday, 1 November 2010
CELEBRATING THE EUROPEAN DAY OF LANGUAGES


OFF TO A GOOD START!!


We wish both students and teachers a fruitful school year!
Thursday, 24 June 2010
OUR COUNTRY, OUR REGION: OUR FUTURE IN EUROPE

before saying goodbye to all of you and going on holidays, some students of 2^A Erica collected some photos of Rovigo and its province, Polesine, and added short descriptions to introduce our town and our area to their European partners collaborating with them in the "Knowing me, you, us" Comenius Project.
A Power Point presentation had already been created by some students from 4^A Erica to present our Po Delta Park as their contributon to another Comenius Project.
Here are the links to the photo galleries and the PPT Presentation they created.
http://lnx.itcrovigo.it/siti_nostri/Album_Rovigo_Comenius_2010/index.htm
http://lnx.itcrovigo.it/siti_nostri/Album_provincia_Comenius_2010/index.htm
http://lnx.itcrovigo.it/images/stories/attivita_in_europa/comenius/2009_2010/THE%20PO%20DELTA%20REGIONAL%20PARK.ppt
And now, we want to wish you ... wonderful summer holidays!!!

Relax, have fun and .... keep in touch!
Hugs.
Paola
END-OF-THE-SCHOOL-YEAR SHOW

As a matter of fact, our school is involved in two Comenius Projects: EurOpenMinded and Knowing me, you, us.
Thursday, 29 April 2010
THE ENVIRONMENT
This is a short article in French which describes a school experience of two first classes - 1^C and 1^D - of our Institute whose students carried out a school project about the environment.The activities were carried out in French.
A Venise pour parler d'écologie
Le 24 et 26 février 2010, nous, les élèves des classes 1^C and 1^D de ITC De Amicis, accompagnés de nos professoeurs de français et de sciences naturelles, nous sommes allés voir l'exposition de photos "Salva/guardala!", une exposition organisée par l'Alliance Françaises de Venise dans la fondation "Querini Stampalia".

Le but était celui d'aider les étudiants à comprendre l'importance de la défense de l'environnement afin de prévenir tous les effets destructifs que l'homme cause à son égard.
Nous avons vu beaucoup de belles photos et nous avons compris que notre planète est en danger parce qu'il y a beaucoup de pollution.

Si quelqu'un veut lire notre article, cliquez ici:
http://lnx.itcrovigo.it/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=395&Itemid=54
Saturday, 24 April 2010
PROJECT MEETING IN AGEN
Sunday, 4 April 2010
FAIR TRADE
This is their report.
Fair trade is a movement that wants to combat the exploitation of small disadvantaged producers in underdeveloped countries of the world by transnational companies.
Fairtraders think that everything started from globalization and from the need of western companies to use cheap labour in less wealthy parts of the world to undercut high costs of production.
The Fair Trade Movement was born in the 1950s when religious and social welfare groups began importing articles in specialised shops. At the beginning these products were mostly handycrafts but, nowadays, they are foodstuffs such as coffee, chocolate, dry fruit and many kinds of clothing and furniture that can also and easily be found in supermarkets and big stores.

The symbol on the left (with a yellow curve and a blue one, almost forming a circle), is the FLO (Fair Trade Label) symbol and belongs to a corporation that helps distributing fair trade products all over the world.
The other logo on the right belongs to FTO (Fair Trade Organization). Together
they oversee the certification of products. In order to be certified a product must undergo a rigorous auditing process and the goods and services sold must create opportunities for marginalized groups, transparent management and full accountability of the production procedure should be demonstrated at any time and, above all,their sale should pay the producer a fair price.
In 2000 a Fair Trade Town Movement was founded when Garstang, a small town in the North West of England, committed itself to promote sales of Fair Trade products and to ensure more farmers in developing countries a fair deal.
The local government of the town where we live – Rovigo – shares the same goals at the basis of this movement. It is working in order to take practical action around sustainable development.
We have recently talked in our school (High School for Accountants) about this topic and thought over it with the help of an expert. Some of us have found out it is time to engage oneself in some concrete action.
Everybody should do something for the developing countries. And something can be done not only by buying fair trade products but also by getting well informed about business transactions between the North and the South of the world.
Here is a quotation from Samuel Johnson (1709-1784) that should always be kept in mind: "Getting money is not all a man's business; to cultivate kindness is a valuable part of business life".
The students of 3^C Mercurio
ITC De Amicis
Friday, 12 February 2010
MAKING NEW FRIENDS!
On Monday morning Ana, Florin, Vlad and Dan came to the “Edmondo de Amicis” Institute and met the Italian students and teachers. They presented their schools and cities. After that all the students went together to visit the town and later on to eat the famous Italian pizza.
On Tuesday morning they participated in the school assembly organized by the Italian students and watched a music show where the Italian students sangs some songs in Italian and English. In the afternoon the group of Romanian and Italian students visited the beautiful city of Ferrara.
On Wednesday they had a challenge in which they presented two festivities: the Italian Befana and the Romanian festivity of Boboteaza, both of them celebrated on January 6.
On Thursday the guests and their Italian friends visited the famous city of Venice, and on Friday they stayed for the last time in Rovigo.
On Saturday early in the morning the Romanian group left Italy and went back to the freezing Romania.
They enjoyed their stay in Italy very much!
Wednesday, 4 November 2009
SCHOOL PRESENTATION

- E.R.I.C.A.: by attending this course of study the students will become flexible in foreign languages. The students will acquire a sound logical, mathematical, computer science background and can enrol at any university faculty;
- I.G.E.A.: this course will allow students to operate in various sectors such as industry and commerce, transportation, and the mass media;
- I.G.E.A. sports project: the students of this course of study will acquire legal, economic, linguistic skills and competences together with sports skills;
- MERCURIO: the students of this course of study will be able to fit in a business with considerable mastery by using information technology as a tool for entering successfully the world of work, either the private or the public sector. .
EUROPA LUDENS: Europa Ludens, as the title implies, means "learning about Europe by playing a didactic game": after following meetings or conferences on current topics related to the European Union, the participating students are divided into groups and simulate the work of the European Committees proposing solutions for the various issues they analyse in a document - a resolution that is set along the lines of the documents prepared by the European Parliament committees. According to the rules of the game, students from various schools of Padua, Rovigo and Vicenza, take part in different project activities to have the chance to participate in a journey to Strasbourg: here "Europa Ludens" students will be received at the headquarters of the European Parliament during one of its work sessions and can visit the Council of Europe.
STUDENTS’ EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT: The Students’ European Parliament or PES is a project that involves students from high schools in different provinces of the Veneto and Friuli-Venezia Giulia regions. PES aims to spread the training of European citizenship, making young people take an active role in society, by having them discuss about human rights,legality and peace among students and young people. In our school a group of students have organized a laboratory where they are carrying out research on local institutions - the municipality and the province.
CERTIFICATIONS: Different types of certifications can be achieved in our school:
> foreign language certifications for English, French, German and Spanish;
> computer competence certification or ECDL;
> business competence certification or EBCL.
