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eTwinning Prizes 2011: the winners!

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We are pleased to announce the winners of this year's eTwinning Prizes 2011 competition.

 

The aim of the European eTwinning Prizes competition is to highlight best practice in collaborative school projects using Information and Communication Technology (ICT).

 

From over 300 project submissions, we are please to announce the winners of the three age categories and five special categories. These projects demonstrated excellent achievements and we look forward to rewarding them in person at the eTwinning Conference & Camp 2011 on 31 March during a special prize-giving ceremony. Without further ado, here are the 2011 eTwinning winners!

  

 

The competition is divided in three age categories:

 

Pupils age 4-11

  • Sari Auramo, Ohkolan koulu (FI)
  • Annette Westerop, C.E.I.P. La Rosa- Camino Viejo (ES)

 

Pupils age 12-15

  • Laura Maffei, Arnolfo di Cambio & Sandra Branconi (IT)
  • Mónika Kiss, Orczy István Általános Iskola (HU)

 

Pupils age 16-19 

  • Aneta Szadziewska, Gimnazjum nr 3 w Lublinie (PL)
  • Chrysanthea Papaconstantinou, Agios Stylianos Primary School (CY)
  • Helen Karavanidou, 1 geniko lykeio elefsinas (GR)

 

 

 

In addition to the age categories, there are also special categories:

 

Spanish language (prize sponsored by the Spanish Ministry of Education):

  • Carmen Fernandez, IES de POIO (ES)
  • Katalin Kanozsay, Gymnázium Hansa Selyeho s vyuč. jazykom maďarským (SK)

 

French language (prize sponsored by the eTwinning National Support Service in France): 

  • Christelle Demange-Ducrot, Lycée Sainte Pulchérie / Sainte Pulchérie Lisesi (TR)
  • Badau Georgeta, Colegiul National "Horea, Closca si Crisan" (RO)

 

Italian language (prize sponsored by the eTwinning National Support Service in Italy and "Accademia della Crusca"): 

  • Sabina Vecchione Gruener, Liceo Ginnasio "Francesco Petrarca" (IT)
  • Cornelia Esterl, BG/BRG Ingeborg Bachmann (AT)

 

Language of a neighbouring country (prize sponsored by the European Commission's Multilingualism unit): VIDEO

  • Claire Chevalier, Lycée Benjamin Franklin (FR)
  • Óscar Tremiño González & Rogelio Martínez del Oro, IES Melchor de Macanaz (ES)

 

Maths and science (prize sponsored by the National Support Service in Hungary): 

  • Irina Vasilescu, Scoala cu clasele I-VIII , nr 195 (RO)
  • Maria Teresa Asprella, Liceo Classico "E. Duni" (IT)

 

We would also like to congratulate all shortlisted projects. The 2011 SHORTLIST includes the final winners as well as all projects who made it to the final evaluation round. Congratulations to all!

 

What are the prizes?

  • Age categories: The winning projects will receive their award during the annual eTwinning Conference 2011 which will take place from 31 March - 2 April in Budapest, Hungary. A select number of teachers and their pupils from each winning project will be invited to attend the event. 
  • Special categories: The winning projects will receive a special prize from the sponsors during the eTwinning Conference 2011. Two teachers from each winning project will be invited to attend the event.

 

Learn more about the timeline for the competition and the evaluation process:

 

Past editions

 
Learn more about previous eTwinning prize winning projects and the prizes that they received:


 

 

 

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  • Web Editor: Christina Crawley
  • Published: 02.09.2008
  • Last changed: 07.06.2011
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