Tuesday, March 17, 2009

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Streets and Roads Around the Churchfields Primary School

Here are some photos about our school and the streets surrounding it. What do you think about our school locality? What do you notice Comparing it to yours? Look at the Chesterton houses and the houses Francavilla, Differences what do you see?
Here are some photos of our schools and streets that surround it. What do you think of our school places? What do you notice comparing it to yours? Look at the Chesterton houses and houses of Francavilla, what differences do you see?

This is the School Hall - it is assemblies and concerts are held-WHERE, WHERE PE lessons take place And Also The school dinners are served.


This is the hall of the school - is where the assemblies and concerts are held, at which the PE lessons and also where the school lunches are served.


This is outside the main entrance on School Street looking over Towards Hodgkinson Street.

This is outside the main entrance in School Street looking to Hodgkinson Street.

This is looking down Hodgkinson Street Towards London Road and is the side of the school.

This is looking down towards Hodgkinson Street London Road and the side of the school.

This is looking up Hodgkinson Street, Some Of These Our students live in houses.
This is looking up Hodgkinson Street, some of our students live in these houses.


These are Both of the side entrance in Hodgkinson Street Which the Juniors (older children) use.

These are both the revenue side in Hodgkinson Street that Juniors (older children) use.

From the main road (London Road ) looking up Hodgkinson Street.

Dalla strada principale ( London Road ) guardando in su verso Hodgkinson Street .

Looking along the front of the school, London Road moving west towards Loomer Road .

Guardando lungo la parte anteriore della scuola, London Road che va ad ovest verso Loomer Road .

The shelter on our playground, it is wooden and keeps children and parents dry when it is raining.

The roof on our patio, wood is dry and keeps children and parents when it rains.



Two views of the front of the school - the nursery is WHERE youngest children are educated aged 3 and 4. You can see the dentist's sign Which is next door.

Two views of the front of the school - the kindergarten is where younger children are educated at the age of 3 and 4 years. You can see the sign of the dentist who is next.

The black and white stripes Known on the road are painted as a zebra crossing - WHERE is it children can cross the road safely - Have to stop cars by law When someone wishes to cross. What do you Have in Italy to hlep people cross the road?

The black and white stripes painted on the road are known as "zebra crossing" (zebra crossings)-is where children can safely cross the street - the cars must stop by law when someone wishes to cross. What you have in Italy to help people cross the road?


These houses overlook the back of the school - school hall facing the street School.

The houses overlook behind the school - looking at the hall of the school in School Street .

Philip and the class 4 - Churchfields Primary School - Chesterton, Newcastle - under-Lyme - UK











































































Thursday, March 5, 2009

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Our comments about the photos of Francavilla / Our comments on the picture of Francavilla Francavilla

My class looked at the maps on Tuesday and enjoyed searching for the streets which you named. Then, I showed the class your photos today - they thought the town of Francavilla looked about the same size as Chesterton. (between perhaps 5,000 - 10,000 people)
On Tuesday, my class looked at the maps of Francavilla and was amused to find ways you have anonymity. Then, today I showed the class your photos - they thought the village of Francavilla looked about the same size as Chesterton (perhaps between 5,000 to 10,000 inhabitants).
Now I have three children standing next to me and we are discussing the photos of Francavilla:
Now I have three children standing next to me and we are discussing the photos of Francavilla:
Luigi Ferrara Street buildings look colorful, nice balconies, we dot really have balconies in UK, one girl thought street looked narrow, another girl said "wide" so we can't agree ! I like the shade provided by the trees.
Via Luigi Ferrara: le costruzioni appaiono colorate, bei balconi, in realtà noi non abbiamo balconi nel Regno Unito, una bambina ha pensato che le strade sembravano strette, un'altra ha detto "ampie" perciò non riusciamo a metterci d'accordo! Mi piace l'ombra procurata dagli alberi.
A. Cianca other entrance (?) It was nice to see mountains in the background, we do not have Our countryside like this on doorstep, I Noticed the cars Seemed quite small, one girl thought They Were parked in a strange way. (Not in line or parallel with Each Other!)
Another entry "A. Ciancia "(?): was nice to see the mountains in the background, we have these campaigns as a step away from our house, I noticed that the machines seem to be fairly small, one girl thought that are parked in a strange way (or not aligned parallel with the other).
Viceconte Street: nice weather, cars parked straight ! Mountain scenery, street looks Wider here. Houses are quite light in color. (White or cream) Most houses in the UK are dark brown (or dark red bricks)
Viceconte Via: nice weather, cars parked straight! Mountain scenery, the roads seem more spacious here. The houses are made of very light colors (white or cream). Most of the houses in the UK are dark brown (or dark red brick).
Is the calvary part of the church?
Calvary is a part of the church?
Town hall looks pretty / fancy. We like the trees planted outside. We noticed the Italy flag and the European Community flag and the notice board. What sort of messages will be on the notice board ?
Il Municipio sembra bello/elaborato. Ci piacciono gli alberi piantati fuori. Abbiamo notato la bandiera italiana e la bandiera della Comunità Europea e la bacheca degli annunci. Che tipo di messaggi saranno sulla bacheca?
We noticed shutters across the windows - to keep the hot sun out ? We do not need those in UK because our weather very rarely goes above 20 degrees celsius.
Abbiamo notato le imposte alle finestre - Per riparare dal sole caldo? Noi non le abbiamo nel Regno Unito perchè il nostro tempo molto raramente va oltre i 20 gradi.
The snow gives a lovely atmosphere - again we only see it maybe 5 or 10 days per year and even then it will not be very heavy. (thick) We have heavy snow in Scotland where they ski-ing but that is 400-500 kilometres North of us !
La neve dà una bellissima atmofera - ancora, noi la vediamo solo forse 5 o 10 giorni all'anno e anche allora non è mai molto pesante (spessa). Abbiamo neve spessa in Scozia dove si scia, ma è a 400-500 chilometri a Nord da noi!
Phil and the Class 4- Churchfields Primary School-Newcastle-under-Lyme -UK

Tuesday, March 3, 2009

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SOME ROADS / STREETS IN SOME FRANCAVILLA

Vi inviamo alcune immagini delle strade del nostro paese.
We send you some images of the streets of our town .


Via Luigi Ferrara Medical City Hall at one end with ... / Doctor Luigi Ferrara street with the Town Hall at one end ...


and primary school "A. Ciancia" part / and the "A. Ciancia" primary school at the other one.



Via Commendatore Giuseppe Viceconte with the school on the left ... / Commendatore Giuseppe Viceconte street with the school on the left ...

ed il "Calvary" Sulla hand / and "Calvary" on the right.


Mainieri with Piazza and the City / Mainieri square with the Town hall .


Piazza Mainieri: admission council. / Mainieri square: Town Hall Entrance.

Piazza Mainieri / Mainieri square


I l Viale della Villa comunale innevato / The snowy lane of the Villa comunale park.


I Campetti della Villa comunale./ The little fields of the Villa comunale park.



L'e ntrata della scuola in via Medico Luigi Ferrra / The entrance of the school in Medico Luigi Ferrara street.


Piazza Amendola / Amendola square.



Via Alcide De Gasperi/ Alcide De Gasperi road.

Alcune immagini di Francavilla nel passato/ some images of Francavilla in the past: sulSinni.com

Classe 5^B - Scuola Primaria "A. Ciancia"- Francavilla in Sinni (PZ)- Italia