March, 2014
Spring poetry competition – 6th March
We organized the Spring poetry competition on 6th March at our school with the start at 1 p.m. Curiosity of this program was that we invited preschool children, too. The 47 preschool children arrived from five different kindergartens of the town. 37 pupils from the junior section qualified to the competition after the previous qualifying round in their own classes. Contestants of each year were separately valued by the jury. Those children who came to our school this day, could take part in a pleasant, high-level competition.
Vau!
‘Once upon there was a boy who became a dog. His name was Pál Szilas. What kind of a dog did he change into? Hungarian pointer. Why did he change into a dog? That’s it! He didn’t know either. Pali Szilas mostly was a quiet boy. ‘He is a hard-working, conscientious student, a well-behaved child’ – as his form-teacher described him.
Children, kindergartens, schools
‘What does my child need to be successful? What private lessons should I provide for my child if I can and from what age? When and how will I do good for him or her (when shall I help his or her future)? If I chase or spare my child? How will I know whether I choose well? What are the characteristics of a good kindergarten, school? What should I add to what kindergartens and schools demand from my child?’ Vekerdy Tamás, the well-known and popular psychologist writes about these problems in his book.
‘Spring poetry competition’ with preschool children
In spring the nature is renewed and so is our heart. This inspired us to announce our spring poetry contest for which we’re waiting for preschool children and parents, too.
