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Romania celebrates 100th birthday (1 December 1918 - 1 December 2018).
In my village, some celebrate the day with the traditional dish of cabbage rolls stuffed with minced meat and rice and polenta.

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The first documentary attestation of Pui village is from 1426 - named Puly. In the first half of the 20th century, Pui village was an important administrative, commercial and even administrative-financial center with a well-built middle class.  It is believed that many settlements in the Strei basin (Râu Barbat, Paros, Uric, Petros, Hobiţa etc.) were formed following the immigration of the peasants from Strei Valley and from Hateg Land.

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The common element, which is found on the coats of all the localities in the countryside, is the mural crown with a castellated tower, which signifies precisely that the locality has the rank of common.

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The main building with 15 classrooms. Similar to other institutions in the country, the education system in Romania has undergone significant reforms during the past two decades, and is likely to be subject to even more changes in the future, in order to be aligned to international standards.

The school system in Romania is overseen by the National Ministry of Education (Ministerul Educației Naționale). The curriculum (programa școlară) is the same for all schools in the country and is communicated by the Ministry of Education every year.

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The school system is divided into 12 or 13 grades, grouped into three categories:

primary education (ciclul primar), grades 0 - 4, starting from age 6

secondary education, grades 5-12, divided into:

gymnasium (ciclul gimnazial), grades 5 - 8

high school (liceu), grades 9 - 12

tertiary education, age 18+

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Secondary education in Romania

There is no entrance exam to gymnasium, and it is usually continued at the same institution that provides the primary education. Subjects are taught by different teachers. A regular school week has between 26-32 hours of schooling, in groups of about 25/30 students. The curriculum is focused on mathematics and Romanian language and literature, and also includes science, humanities, foreign languages, technology and art.

The 8th grade marks the last year of the gymnasium, and at the end the pupils need to pass an Assessment Exam (Evaluarea Național), on two subjects: Romanian language and literature, and Mathematics. The final grade at the assessment exam and the average grades during the gymnasium are used for the acceptance into high-school.

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The school trip offers ways to strengthen partnerships and gives tips for effective trip budget planning

Team: "Acad. prof.dr. Asen Zlatarov" Secondary school (Bulgaria) and Scoala Gimnaziala Pui (Romania)

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“Friendship trip without borders" The Ultimate School Trip -Budapest

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Our new corner  eTwinning - My town and my country

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Our new corner  eTwinning - My town and my country

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Romania celebrates 100th birthday (1 December 1918 - 1 December 2018).
Thousands turned out Saturday to celebrate 100 years since Romania became a modern-day state. Romanians waving the country's flag attended huge military parades Saturday in Bucharest and Alba Iulia, the Transylvanian city that symbolizes Romania's 1918 reunification. Crowds braved temperatures of -5 C (23 F) to watch tanks and military vehicles driving under the Triumphal Arch built after World War I.
In my village, some celebrate the day with the traditional dish of cabbage rolls stuffed with minced meat and rice and polenta.