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The art of flag throwing dates back to medieval guilds and armies (principally in Italy). A guild's or army's banner or flag was considered a symbol of purity and municipal pride, and as such it was not allowed to touch the ground or be touched by anyone who wasn't a soldier.

Sbandieratori were born in the 14th century as army signallers during battles and wars. They were used to communicate orders to troops, usings various techniques, such as throwing the flag in the air or moving the flag in a specific way. The flag itself was the true symbol of the army, and it was given in custody only to a valorous and specialized infantryman, which had to defend the flag with it's life. The Sbandieratore was an honorable, brave and strong warrior, which had to defend the flag and also himself from enemy attacks. Letting the flag fall into enemy's grasp was a great dishonor and it meant the defeat of an army.

In military academies the art of flag throwing was taught to every soldier, to let them become better soldiers and to teach them the values linked to the flag they defended. In 16th century flag throwing became a true"sport", particularly practiced during truces or times of peace, to entertain the nobles and Lords of the City.

Today the military aspect of the Sbandieratori has faded away, but to the sound of drums and clarions the spectacular and acrobatic art of flag throwing lives on in every exhibition! There are two distinct federations in Italy, the Fisb (Federazione Italiana Sbandieratori) and the Lis (Lega Italiana Sbandieratori), and every year they organize their own national championship, promoting the ancient art of flag throwing.

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Ass.ne Sbandieratori e Musici di Velletri - Fabio Antonetti

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Unfortunately, Italy is on the top list of deaths from air pollution. It is necessary to reverse this trend, first of all by understanding what we mean when speaking of air pollution. We will analyse which are air principal pollutants, trying to identify the primary sources of emission and their effects on human health and the environment. We will discover what we can do and which policies can be adopted to breathe and live better.

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Biodiversity should be preserved!

Each year, data on habitat preservation are alarming.

Thanks to the help of ZOOM Torino we will discover more on our planet and its habitats and how to preserve them.

In cooperation with

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A video on the myths of "Daedalus and Icarus" and "Theseus and the Minotaur"

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A video on the myths of "Daedalus and Icarus" and "Theseus and the Minotaur"

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Theseus & The Minotaur | Daedalus and Icarus | Greek Mythology

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ΜΙΧΑΛΗΣ ΚΑΛΑΡΝΤ

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Μαθητές από την Ιταλία και από το 2ο Γυμνάσιο Χανίων στο ΜΑΙΧ στα πλαίσια του προγράμματος ERASMUS + | zarpanews.gr

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Στις 12 Φεβρουαρίου, στο πλαίσιο του προγράμματος Erasmus+ και του σχετικού εκπαιδευτικού τομέα με θέμα «Βιωσιμότητα και ένας υγιεινός τρόπος ζωής», μαθητέ

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1. Nicola Cavallotto

2. Nikos Papadakis

3. Ginevra Sandu

4. Cristiana Tsiampela

5. Giulia Muratore

6. (Karvouniari Maria)

7. Leonardo Detoma

8. Achilleas Sotiropoulos

9. Costantino Madau

10. Vangelis Margiolakis

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Programme with IC Alba Quartiere Piave San Cassiano.docx (1)

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Hi! How are you? Welcome to Greece! We hope you will have a great time here! We are looking forward to meeting you!

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Hi kids from Italy!!! How are you ? We are very excited to host you !!! Welcome to Greece !!!😀😆

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Hi kids from Italy!!! How are you ? We are very excited to host you !!! Welcome to Greece !!!😀😆

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Hi! We’re excited to meet you next week ❤️❤️

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Hello italian kinds. Welcome to Greece. I am very happy to host you and i hope yo we have great time in Greece and make wonderful memories 

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Hello italian kinds. Welcome to Greece. I am very happy to host you and i hope yo we have great time in Greece and make wonderful memories 

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Federico, Nicola, Leonardo D.

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Copia di Presentation Alba and its territory.pptx

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Valeria, Aurora P

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Ginevra S.,Sofia, Greta F. , Anna

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Giacomo, Edoardo

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Pietro, Costantino e Gioele

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Hi kids from itally!!!How are you?We look forward to meet you and make beautiful memories together that we will remember forever!!! Welcome to Greece!!!

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Hi kids from itally!!!How are you?We look forward to meet you and make beautiful memories together that we will remember forever!!! Welcome to Greece!!!

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Dear students from Italy, We are thrilled to welcome you to our school as part of the Erasmus program! We look forward to sharing experiences, learning from each other, and creating unforgettable memories together. Enjoy your time here and let’s make this an amazing journey!

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For the game "clock" you will need a large rope. All the children stand in a circle with one child in the middle of the circle. This child will hold the rope and spin around himself. The children who have formed the circle must jump over the rope without it touching them. When someone is touched by the rope, they switch positions with the child in the middle of the circle.

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Hi guys, how are you? We are looking forward to seeing you to Crete!!!  The Greeks have a long and rich history of hospitality and we will do everything we can to make your stay in our country unforgettable!

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Hi guys, how are you? We are looking forward to seeing you to Crete!!!  The Greeks have a long and rich history of hospitality and we will do everything we can to make your stay in our country unforgettable!

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Hello everyone!!! We are so excited to meet you all!! ✌️✌️✌️👋👋

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Hello everyone!!! We are so excited to meet you all!! ✌️✌️✌️👋👋

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We are looking forward to welcoming you to our country!

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1. Anna Rainero

2. Maria Godolia

3. Pietro Pizzorni

4. Dimitris Markantonakis

5. Giacomo Prando

6. Christos Anastasakis

7. Gioele Fornito

8. (Philippos Klothakis)

9. Sofia Marino

10. Spanoudaki Nefeli

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1. Edoardo Allasia

2. Giorgos Smyrnaios

3. Michele Battaglia

4. Markos Kalfopoulos

5. Greta Fassino

6. Marianna Maltezou

7. Valeria Lleshi

8. Reizaki Konstantina

9. Aurora Manzone

10. Sasakarou

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Welcome to Crete, we’re very excited to have you and we hope you have a good time here!

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1. Federico Bramante

2. Ioannis Ritzakis

3. Ginevra Cogo

4. Kelaki Theodora

5. Vanessa Dell’Anna

6. Antoniadi Dafni

7. Aurora Prendi

8. Gkertsaki_ Kateri Athanasia

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Little Greek Godfather, or, translating the Greek title, Godfather for the first time, is the film we decided to watch together. Apart from sympathizing with the young protagonists, we can capture various cultural elements of the Cretan society.

After watching, the students are asked to produce videos in groups and portray one of the following aspects:

1. Taking away the evil eye (xematiasma/ξεμάτιασμα)

2. Congratulating the women on their cooking but eventually throwing up from overeating ("Γεια στα χέρια σας")

3. Double handshake as a captivating greeting.

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Little Greek Godfather: Teaching Greek with Films