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This is just to explain how important is Carnival in our villages

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Le Landzette di Valpelline - Valle d'Aosta

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Sveva, Marisol, Michele and Leonardo: the "Landzette", the traditional Carnival costume 

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Sveva, Marisol, Michele and Leonardo: the "Landzette", the traditional Carnival costume 

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Aline, Filippo, Cédric C and Kevin: the "Coppa dell'Amicizia", the friendship cup

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Aline, Filippo, Cédric C and Kevin: the "Coppa dell'Amicizia", the friendship cup

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Aline, Filippo, Cédric C and Kevin: the battle of the cows, a really traditional sport

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Aline, Filippo, Cédric C and Kevin: the battle of the cows, a really traditional sport

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Sophie P, Claire, Luca and Sebastian: the "palet", a traditional sport

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Sophie P, Claire, Luca and Sebastian: the "palet", a traditional sport

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Sophie P, Claire, Luca and Sebastian: the climbing wall

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Sophie P, Claire, Luca and Sebastian: the climbing wall

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Sophie C, Anaïs, Giorgio and Nouhaila: the Carnival flag

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Sophie C, Anaïs, Giorgio and Nouhaila: the Carnival flag

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Sophie C, Anaïs, Giorgio and Nouhaila: the "fiolet" equipment

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Sophie C, Anaïs, Giorgio and Nouhaila: the "fiolet" equipment

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Margherita, Gioele, Alexis and Bruno: the "pétanque" ground

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Margherita, Gioele, Alexis and Bruno: the "pétanque" ground

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Laura, Pietro, Matteo and Noemi: "lo fleye" a typical musical instrument

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Laura, Pietro, Matteo and Noemi: "lo fleye" a typical musical instrument

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Laura, Noemi, Pietro and Matteo: the "fontina" cheese, the best cheese we have in here

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Laura, Noemi, Pietro and Matteo: the "fontina" cheese, the best cheese we have in here

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Nathalie and Emilia: the "tata", the children's toy

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Nathalie and Emilia: the "tata", the children's toy

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Alejandro, Cédric B: the "rebatta" field

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Alejandro, Cédric B: the "rebatta" field

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Rikardo, Anna, Miha and Mattia: the "sabot", a traditional wooden shoe

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Rikardo, Anna, Miha and Mattia: the "sabot", a traditional wooden shoe

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Margherita. Gioele, Alexis and Bruno: the battle of the goats

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Margherita. Gioele, Alexis and Bruno: the battle of the goats

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Rikardo, Anna, Miha and Mattia: the traditional "fontina" cheese

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Rikardo, Anna, Miha and Mattia: the traditional "fontina" cheese

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Hi! We are the students from Agrokipia Primary School. All the students of our school are thirty-three.

We are a very small school. Most of us live in Agrokipia village, which is near Nicosia.

We have two Erasmus projects in our school. The first is about technology and the second is about green activities.

We enjoy doing creative activities, outdoor learning and problem – solving.

Firstly, we made these traditional pots using clay and printing. We use these pots for several purposes, to put sweets and keys.

Secondly, we decorated a shepherd’s crook with traditional patterns. The crooks were used by the shepherds to direct their animals.

Finally we made these dragons. We inspired from the traditional Cypriot fairy tale "Spanos and the 40 dragons". We are going to present these works to our parents.

Let's watch a video about our village and our school activities. Enjoy!

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Erasmus school presentation: Agrokipia Primary School

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Spanos and the 40 dragons: Our lino prints

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Spanos and the 40 dragons: Our lino prints

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Last February we had a drama workshop based on the cypriot fοlk tale 'Spanos and the 40 dragons'. This was the starting point for our project 'The arts of Cyprus'. We studied the work of Hambis, a famous printmaker, we visited museums and art galleries and we read poetry and literature from Cypriot artists. Now we are in the process of preparing a play for our parents. In the video you can see our own prints, which we will use to create the invitation and the leaflet for our play. Enjoy!