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Anutei Savel Gabriel Class VI

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Anutei Savel Gabriel, Class VI,Children's Club Husi, Romania, teacher Mik Mihaela Evelina.JPG

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Valea Alexia Class VI

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Romila Alexandra Class VII

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Croitoru Robert, Hututui Georgiana, Racovita George Alexandru, Romila Alexandra, Class VII

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Zaita Stefania, Class VII

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Longer Breaks, Zaita Stefania, Class  VII, Children's Club Husi, Romania, teacher Mik Mihaela Evelina

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Mistreanu Izabela and Buraga Stefania, Class VI

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More friends, Mistreanu Izabela and Buraga Stefania,  Class  VI, Children's Club Husi, Romania, teacher Mik Mihaela Evelina

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Zaita Cosmin Marcel, Class VI

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Without homework, Zaita Cosmin Marcel, Class  VI, Children's Club Husi, Romania, teacher Mik Mihaela Evelina

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Romila Alexandra, Class VII

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We love our school, Romila Alexandra, Children's Club Husi, Romania, Teacher Mik Mihaela Evelina

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How would I like school to be?...

Student: Serban Marilena

Children’s Club Husi/Vaslui/Romania

Teacher Mik Mihaela Evelina and Teacher Boros Gabriela

How would I like school to be ?... Good question, if I sit back and think, I’ll have a lot to say about it. I’ll start with the fact that I don’t like to sit down in the desk at school, it would be better with beds, to have someone to write the lesson for us, to be able to talk during the class.

There are also some rules that I’ve imagined and should be respected , something like: no homework, no schoolbags, no uniform, being able to sleep (but only during the breaks), breaks to last 40 minutes and the class itself only 20, getting pizza and ice cream, no writing, good grades for nothing… These aren’t real rules but if they were respected, I would love school even more than chocolate and sweets. The schedule to start from 12:00 am until 5:00 pm from Monday to Thursday and Friday would be free. Just imagining this, I want it to be real more and more, but unfortunately it will never be like that… Broken dreams, destroyed hopes, but I’m still able to imagine…

But if you’ll think about it better you might say: “How am I going to learn how to write and read then?!”

I’ve already told that it won’t be real, so don’t ask anymore! All these aspects are very important but I’m saying it the third time, it won’t be real… Or will it…

Maybe others will tell: ,,Who needs school? What’s the point of knowing to read and calculate?”. But still, seriously…

Now, where were we? Oh yeah, broken dreams, destroyed hopes… But if I was to add anything else it would be to get juice or better to receive a lot of sweets.

That was it! That’s how I’d like school to be.

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The school of my dreams                                                                

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The school of my dreams                                                                

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Student: Romila Alexandra
Children’s Club Husi
Teacher Mik Mihaela Evelina

The school, a new institution, which everyone knows at a  certain time, which we can not attach so easy, after the separation with the kindergarden, which made us happy for four years, and the one we needed to separate for discovering what will make us later humans! The school of my dreams... A little bit hard to define... Maybe no homeworks, with cool teachers, which give us good grades or just easy hours spent at school. But what I d really like would be the students that are gentle, and the teachers to be more patient with us, and to explain us in an egal way. A good idea should be that when we are ill, to be present with the help of the mobile phone or computer, with video calls, without losing the explications of the teachers. And the big holidays...are welcome. The breaks can be bigger, and the classic milk and croissant, can be switched with healty menus. And one hour of nutrition per week, where we can realise what is good and bad for us, and this will help us to understand that we are in danger with our healty, this will open the mind of many kids and  teenagers which are consuming lot of junkfood. I wish I m not asking for a lot, because I love my school exactly the way it is, but some changes won t harm!