1st First Elementary School of Xylofagou – Cyprus - 164 points
2nd Primary School Number 32 – Poland - 155 points
3rd Han Isperih Primary School – Bulgaria - 154 points
4th Special School No. 7 – Romania - 153 points
5th = Station Primary School – Czech Republic - 151 points
5th = Gedminai Main School – Lithuania - 151 points
5th = Kindergarten №15 “Zvanche” – Bulgaria - 151 points
8th Istituto Comprensivo Socrate – Italy - 148 points
9th Klaipeda Main Vyturys School – Lithuania - 147 points
10th Mareşal Fevzi Çakmak İlköğretim Okulu - Turkey - 145 points
11th Osnovna Skola – Croatia - 143 points
12th = Larbert Village Primary School – Scotland - 139 points
12th = John Paul II High School – Poland - 139 points
14th = Spetalen Skole – Norway - 137 points
14th = Jardim de Infância de Sebolido – Portugal - 137 points
16th Toplu Konut Elementary School – Turkey - 136 points
17th Plymouth Grove Primary School – England - 135 points
18th = Istituto Statale “E. Montale” – Italy - 125 points
18th = Jardim de Infância de S. Miguel de Paredes – Portugal - 125 points
20th Hallglen Primary School – Scotland - 124 points
21st CEIP 8 de Abril – Spain - 118 points
22nd Primary School No. 1 – Romania - 116 points
23rd Sandfields Comprehensive School - Wales - 107 points
The winner of Eurodance 2010 is the First Elementary School of Xylofagou – Cyprus with 164 points!!!!
A huge 'thank you' to everyone who participated in this project. All of the dances were fantastic and we hope you enjoyed the experience. We plan to be back for Eurodance 2011 next year!
George I will be in touch to arrange delivery of the trophy to Cyprus and all schools will receive their certificates for participating shortly.
Here is a link for you to see the news(in Turkish) about our participation into Eurodance2010 project published on the website of a local newspaper here in Afyon.
ÜLKEMİZİ TEMSİL EDECEKLER
This is a late competition entry from "Han Isperih" Primary School - Bulgaria. Schools that have already voted in the competition can email their scores for this dance to Alan and I will add them to the final totals.
We are a school from 1 to 12 class. We live in a small town, 70 km from the sea and 5 km from the first Bulgarian capital Pliska. We are happy that we had the opportunity to participate in that success project. Greetings all from sunny Bulgaria.
Here are some photos of the Eurodance 2010 Trophy! This will be sent to the winning school after all the votes have been counted on Friday. The winning school will get to have this trophy for one year and will also receive a smaller version of the trophy to keep.
This is a late competition entry from Primary School No. 1, Brezoi - Romania. Schools that have already voted in the competition can email their scores for this dance to Alan and I will add them to the final totals.
This is the entry of Jardim de Infância de Sebolido, Penafiel, Portugal for the Eurodance 2010 contest.
Hello dancing Europe,
We are really thankful for this project and for friendly comments (which were under the first video from our school :):))
We have decided to input you the same video because of better video quality.
Some teachers and students were involved in this project,we have worked as a team and here's the result.
Although it's still so cold outside in Lithuania, we are dreaming about our summer holidays :) Dancing, good mood, new ideas, being together shortens the time :)
Good luck to everyone!!!!! We're looking forward to seeing the results.
This is the competition entry from Mareşal Fevzi Çakmak İlköğretim Okulu - Turkey.
Dear friends,
We have finally managed to publish our videos after some problems that we managed to solve. Many of you present a few dances in one video, and your videos are fabulous. We didn't manage to join all our videos together, so we present three separate ones but each is quite short. I hope it's OK. We would like to present you our students performing three Polish and one Ukrainian dance. We hope you are going to enjoy watching our kids dancing :). Good luck to all of you! Greetings from Bielsko-Biała, Poland.
1. Dance of Polish Highlanders
2.Two Polish Dances: Kujawiak and Oberek
3. Ukrainian Dance by Polish sudents
This is the competition entry from Sandfields Comprehensive School - Wales.
Hello! I'm Roberta and I'm in the class 1h. I have been very happy to take part in this adventure,because I think that nothing unites more than music, dance and culture. These three universal values are at the basis of this project, that represents an exciting way to feel united beyond ideological, religious and rational barriers. With eTwinning something magic happened before us: we saw a moltitude of friends of ours, ready to know about us and to let us know all the details about them. In a word, with eTwinning our classrooms have widened, as if by magic, until they have touched and linked with the ones in all the European schools that have joined this project.
We are very happy to show you a little part of our culture. To do that, we have dug in our traditions to learn what "Tarantella" represented for Naples in the last centuries and how it was danced. At the end, with all the material and the support of all our teachers, we have realized this video. Besides the dance, here is our love, the joy to communicate and the certainty we have had a unique and unforgettable experience!
We hope you enjoy our "Tarantella". Thanks to you all ! :)))
good luck everybody!!!!! we hope you enjoy when you watch us:))
"Carrasquinha" is a folk dance, calm ring dance with delicated gestures that the girls like a lot. As it said "dance the grandparents in all of the pilgrimages".
Is a ring dance of XIX century. It was dancing in the terraces on Sundays in the afternoon where girls and boys met together.
This is the competition entry from Plymouth Grove Primary School - England.
Here is the Norwegian entry. We danced at Tomb, an old estate close to our school. Today it serves as an agricultural school. We really enjoyed practising for the dance, and watching the videos from all our partner schools as they kept comming on the blog.
Our first dance is a traditional Norwegian song dance, called "Lasse går i ringen". The dancers tease the person in the circle, because he has no partner. The second dance is an old folk dance, called "Rugen". We whish you all the best of luck, and hope you enjoy our film. Tomorrow we will celebrate the 17th of May in Norway. We will dress up in our national costumes and there will be parades all over Norway, since this is our Constitution Day. We will post some pictures and information about this on the blog later this week. Hope you will celebrate with us, by watching our beautiful pupils all dressed up, just for you!
Hello! Here is our competition entry for Eurodance 2010. Our dance is a traditional Scottish Country Dance called the Dashing White Sergeant. We have really enjoyed practising and filming our dance. The girls are wearing white dresses with tartan sashes and the boys are wearing tartan sashes. Tartan is our traditional dress. We hope you enjoy our dance!
This is the competition entry from Hallglen Primary School, Scotland.
Our dance is a traditional Scottish Country Dance called "Strip the Willow." You will see the dance peformed twice by different groups of our Primary 7 pupils.
The boys wore blue and the girls wore white. (The colours of the Scottish flag) We tried to create this at the beginning of our dance!
We had lots of fun practising and learning this dance and we hope that you enjoy it.
Good luck to everyone taking part in the competition!
Hello!
This is our final performance. It is a typical Moravian dance, dance composed of several Moravian folk dances called: Tetka, Trojak, Maleni, Silnice...
We enjoyed the training and also shooting this video.
We hope you like it!
