PARTICIPATING SCHOOLS:

Primary School in Zbelutka, Poland

TED Kayseri College Secondary Grade 5 Kayseri / Turkey

TED Kayseri College Secondary Grade 6 Kayseri / Turkey

I.C. Oreste Giorgi - Valmontone / Italy

24th Primary School of Acharnes- Athens Greece

Dolyna Academic Lyceum 6, Ukraine

Escola Ronçana, Spain

Kardeşler Secondary School, Turkey

Gazi Mustafa Kemal Primary School, Turkey

Drawn by I.C. Oreste Giorgi

Valmontone (Italy)

It was a dark and stormy night ...

my three brothers and I didn’t go out when the weather was bad. That night was

different from all other nights! Something was very strange in the air.It was very

cold outside, when we looked out the window we saw that the sky was very dark, there weren’t any stars and the air was heavy. We were astonished! We looked at

each other without no words left!!

After having a fast dinner, we went to bed. We lived a night full of anxiety and fear.

When we woke up in the morning, we had breakfast and we got ready for school. We packed our school bag and walked to school.

Strangely there was no one walking through the streets.

When we arrived at our school, we realized that it was disappeared and in its place there was a supermarket.

Next to the entrance door a big poster said: “Schools are abolished!!!” We couldn’t believe our eyes! We felt very strange. We were happy and sad at the same time. We immediately went back home and..........

By I.C. Oreste Giorgi

Valmontone (Italy)

Narrated by Gazi Mustafa Kemal

Primary School (Turkey)

Drawn by I.C. Oreste Giorgi

Valmontone (Italy)

...............and rushed into the living room.

Our mother asked in surprise: “What’s the matter? Why are you here?” Antonio, my eldest brother said: “Mum,our school disappeared. There is a supermarket in its place and a poster: “Schools are abolished.” Mum laughed and asked: “How funny! What kind of joke is this?” Matteus, my youngest brother, said: “Mum he is right.I already miss my friends.”  Matteus was crying ...Omer told Matteus: “Come on, don’t cry. We will be together, playing fortnite, monopoly, football and dolls with Afroditi! No homework,no tests,no projects! Lucky us!”.

“Omer,I don’t play with dolls anymore,do you? Silly boys!’’ I answered angrily. “We’ll miss our teachers,our friends,the play during the breaks, the projects, the school trips, the beautiful moments in the classroom..”.



Mum looked at us seriously: “Calm down, kids.We have to find out what’s going on. Let’s go to the Town Hall.”  Suddenly they heard a noise coming from the roof of their house.

By 24th Primary School of Acharnes

Athens Greece

Narrated by Primary School in Zbelutka,Poland

Drawn by TED Kayseri Secondary Grade 5

Drawn by TED Kayseri Secondary Grade 5

They go out and they saw a big monkey on the roof. The monkey jumped onto the ground and run away. The children followed it. The monkey come into a huge machine used to teleporting. The door wasn’t closed so the children could come in. What was there? There was their school in the future. It looked fantastic but all the students were sad. The children understood that they had to change it. But how could they do it?

By Primary School in Zbelutka

Poland

Narrated by I.C. Oreste Giorgi

Vamontone (Italy)

They were sure that they could do this situation better. They believed in themselves. They decided to talk with the sad students and find out the problem. They asked “ Your school is fantastic but you are sad. What’s the matter ?” Yiğit and Mehmet shouted that “ We have got lots of homework.” Selen and Göksu said “ We don’t like tying our hair.” and all the others added “ Our breaktime is really short.” “We got the problem” said the children. And we have got a great solution. Afroditi, Matteus, Antonio and Omer looked around and found a magic key. It was written “ Etwinning Power” on it. And the children said “ Let’s all go to the head teacher and share our ideas about our new ideal school. They used the magic key to enter the head teacher’s room and...............

By TED Kayseri College Secondary Grade 5

Kayseri / Turkey

Olga

Jordan 24th Primary School of Acharnes Greece

by Georgia

by Joanna