New school year started with many emotions for students, princes and teachers. Monday morning, the Gymnasium School Court “Eugen Ionescu”, from Slatina, came to life with the coming of the little ones. The students from the preparatory class and those of the 5th grade, accompanied by parents, had festivities. The other students went straight to the classrooms.
The opening festival at the “Eugen Ionescu” School in Slatina. Photo: Alina Mitran
Slatina: “Boboci” students had festivities, the others went directly to the classes
During the festivity, the teachers and teachers were presented, and the head of the Olt County Police Inspectorate, Ionuț Ilinca, addressed them a few words, encouraging them for the beginning of the school year.
At the Gymnasium School “Nicolae Iorga” From Slatina, teacher Nicoleta Urucu, who will take over the preparatory class B, spoke about the emotions of the first day:
“” I will have this year the preparatory class B. The opening of the unofficial school year, I will receive the students on the plateau in front of the school, together with the parents, after which we will go in class together, we will discuss some organizational things, and around 11.00 will end the program for the first day of school. emotions.
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Images from the first day of school, in Slatina. Photo: Alina Mitran
Cluj: Opening festivity of 15-20 minutes
At school “Nicolae Titulescu” From Cluj-Napoca, the opening ceremony of the school year has been held in a short format, in solidarity with the protests of the teachers. The parents and students were glad that the event lasted only 15-20 minutes, in the absence of the representatives of the authorities.
“We will exempt you from the long speeches that were probably boring for you,” said director Komives Şoimița Mirela, explaining that this approach shows respect for the decision of teachers who participate in protest actions.
The two principals of the school and two priests took the word brief, and the preparatory class students passed under the flower bridge made by their colleagues in the eighth grades before heading to the new classrooms. The priests spoke in both Romanian and Hungarian, for the students of the Hungarian line.
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The beginning of the school year at “Nicolae Titulescu” Cluj. Photo: Remus Florescu
“” We do not start with a common festivity how we were doing the previous years. It is a little different because the times we are experiencing are a little different. In the way we show that we understand and respect the teachers’ decision for the actions that are currently in the whole country. School-NR) to change emotions, feelings, our holiday experiences, to make plans and strategies for this school year so that everything is going very well for you, dear students ”, said the director.
Students and parents were delighted by the short and comprehensive ceremony. “I prepared my child to be good and to be patient that it will take at least an hour. I escaped easily. It’s better.” said a mother whose child started the preparatory class.
Because of the reduced number of classrooms at school “Nicolae Titulescu”, Some students will temporarily learn at another nearby unit.
Botosani: After a brief moment of gathering students turned to classes
And in Botosani, the first day of school was narrower. Not because of the strike, but because many schools are in rehabilitation, as part of a major European project. After a brief moment of assembly, the students headed directly to the classes, continuing their school day under normal conditions.
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How the students were received at School No. 8, Botoșani Photo Municipality: Cosmin Zamfirescu
At the national level, the new school year starts in a tense climate today: teachers announce major protests, parents are dissatisfied, and children are welcoming sad.
Monday, September 8, from 11:00 am, students are “In the street”, In front of the government together with teachers and students, for a common purpose: eliminating austerity measures that “It limits the right to fair and accessible education for everyone.”
