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Es gibt ein eigenes Medienteam (Schüler), welche für die Schulzeitung, Videodokumentation von Veranstaltungen, und füllen von der FB Seite verantwortlich sind - diese haben uns am 1.Tag stets begleitet.

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Danke an das Team der Bezirksrevue für die verspätete Annahme des Textes

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Aus Gründen der leichten Lesbarkeit wird in der BEZIRKSREVUE auf eine geschlechtsspezifische Differenzieung wie z.B. Funktionär/-in verzichtet. Entsprechende Begriffe gelten im Sinne der Gleichbehandlung für beide Geschlechter. Ebenso werden Werbung: Wenn nicht als Werbung erkenntlich, durch PR oder e.E. gekennzeichnet. Grundlegende Richtung: Berichterstattung über politische, wirtschaftliche, kulturelle, sportliche und gesellschaftsliche Ereignisse mit Schwerpunkt auf den Bezirk Graz-Umgebung.

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Vielen Dank, Nina Schemmerl für den Bericht

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Frohnleiten: Besondere Erasmusreise nach Maribor verbindet Schüler

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Die Drau fließt von Südtirol über Österreich weiter nach Slowenien – dies war Anlass für den Reisetitel “Water without borders” der 3b der Mittelschule Frohnleiten, um ein “Erasmus+”-Treffen an der OŠ bratov Polančičev Maribor-Grundschule zu veranstalten.

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Internationale Erfahrungen & kulturelle Bildung erachten wir als Wichtigkeit für all unsere Schüler:innen, weshalb möglichst viele Lernende zumindest einmal in ihrer Schullaufbahn die Möglichkeit haben sollen, einen Auslandsaufenthalt zu absolvieren oder auf andere Weise interkulturelle Kontakte zu knüpfen. Dies soll zur Persönlichkeitsentwicklung unsere Schulgemeinschaft beitragen und kann europäische Werte, die unserer Schule am Herzen liegen, vermitteln - wie Inklusion, Toleranz, Demokratie, Gleichheit, Menschenrechte und Nachhaltigkeit.

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Schulbildung | nationale Agentur für Erasmus+ und ESK

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Erasmus+ Schulbildung unterstützt grenzüberschreitende Kooperationen zwischen Kindergärten, Schulen und anderen Institutionen mit Bezug zur Schule. Zudem fördert das Programm Lehr- und Lernaufenthalte von Kindergarten- und Schulpersonal sowie von Schüler/innen im europäischen Ausland. Diese Auslandsaufenthalte müssen immer auch einen Mehrwert für die Institution mit sich bringen, die sie entsendet.

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the principal

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Open minds - new friends

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Sabina Golež our art teacher - explained us the topic and showed us traditional bee hives wooden panels

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Religious stories from beehives

The Old Testament and the New Testament served as an inexhaustible source for beehive panel painters. Very popular was the story of original sin, in which Adam and Eve, encouraged by the snake, consumed the forbidden fruit and thus enraged God, who banished them from the Garden of Eden. Also frequent was the story about the Great Flood and Noah's Ark, as well as about Moses, who led the Exodus of the Israelites out of Egypt. One of the most frequent depicted patrons was Job. This is a story about old Job, who sits on a pile of manure and pays off for his wife with a fistful of worms. In Slovenia Job was considered the protector of the beekeepers until around the 19th century. Also John the Baptist, a forerunner of Jesus Chris, appears quite frequently. He became the protector of tailors, tanners, furriers, innkeepers, and capital convicts, as well as the protector of sources of water.

Among the most popular motifs are the images of patron saints.

One of the most depicted is St Florian, who protects mankind against earthly and eternal flames. Florian's Sunday was also a holiday of shepherds. Also cellarers, soldiers and brewers considered him their protector. He is depicted as a warrior with a bucket, who extinguishes a house that is on fire. Saint Anthony of Padua is one of the emergency interveners. In Slovenian folk tradition he appears in "The Legend of Smlednik". The Baron from Smlednik demands a tax from the farmer, who already paid it to the baron's deceased father. The farmer seeks protection from the saint, who orders the devils to bring the old baron from hell to confirm the farmer's statements. Also popular is St George, the patron against contagious diseases, death at sea and in war, those in mortal danger, the protector of soldiers and crusaders, and, in Slovenian folk tradition, the protector of fields and cattle.

Among the female saints the most frequently appearing are St Catherine and St Barbara. According to legend, Catherine of Alexandria was so learned that merely through discussion she converted to Christianity 50 philosophers who tried to convince her of the superstition of Christianity. The Roman emperor Maxentius thus ordered her torture on a spiked breaking wheel, but as the lightning of heaven shattered the device, he ordered her to be beheaded. Her attributes are therefore a torturing wheel and a sword. St Barbara is a patroness of the miners, towers, farmers, architects, construction workers, girls, prisoners, artillery, fortresses, firefighters and the dying. Her attributes are a three-windowed tower, chalice and host, sword and torch, gun barrel or peacock's feathers, long coat and a head-covering. Also quite common are depictions of St Lucia and St Agnes. As the legend goes, Lucia gouged out her own eyes, as they had charmed one of her suitors, and she sent them to him. The young man converted to Christianity. She is thus frequently shown holding her eyes on a plate. Folk tradition describes her as the protector of sight.

Another rather frequent image is the end of the world. Christ as a judge will divide the entire human race, risen from the dead, based on the goodness or wickedness of their deeds, and condemn them to eternal glory or punishment.

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Painted beehive panels are an essential element in the history of Slovenian beekeeping and even in the history of Slovenian folk spiritual culture. These panels are the same to the fine arts as songs and tales are in literary folk art.

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Maribor hat mir sehr gefallen ,weil wir viele neue Sachen erkunden durften und viel Neues ausprobieren durften. Für mich war der Aufenthalt sehr toll.

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We did a 2 hours walk through the city and have seen many sights - 14 places - with informations about it and describtions. On ecery card there were also an instruction where to go next. We got tired from walking, but have seen a lot. The text was in english - we tried to read it out loud. Sometimes the slovenian pupils or some of us. In each group there was also a teacher - Miss Golež, Miss Gollesch and Miss Spiess.
We have seen monuments, the park and the big pond, the stadium, the market square, Lent and the river drava, old judgment towers, the old vine "Rebe" - its over 400yrs old. And churches, local streets with eating possibilties, the plaque monument - like we have it also in Frohnleiten on main square - as Rafael mentioned really well!
At 3 o clock we meet each others again at the drop monument - or tear - a monument to remember people died in 2nd world war.

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Its a big school -  pupils 6 years old to 15 years old - over 600 pupils all together

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For pupils its possible to have a breakfast or a snack or a warm lunch from the kitchen and the eating space - for some of the 600 pupils its for free or it costs about 10 Euro

We were invited to 2 meals - Karfiolsuppe und Schweinefleisch mit Gemüsereis/Salat und Gemüsesuppe, Pizzarolle und Marillenknödel - it tasted good

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Manche haben die Boa im Terrarium gehalten

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Mir hat der Aufenthalt in Maribor sehr gefallen ,weil es eine sehr schöne Stadt ist

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It was very funny and i remember the Rebe

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Its a slovenian cultural heritage - we created our own

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The Treasure hunt was wery funny

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Die Schule geht von der 1 Volksschule bis zur 4 Hauptschule zusammen.

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What do you know about our guestschool? 

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What do you know about our guestschool? 