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2010 position -21st
Austria
Volksschule Wildbach will represent Austria in Schoolovision for the 3rd year running.
2009 position - 15th
2010 position - 32nd
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2009 position - 15th
2010 position - 32nd
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Basque Country
Colegio P. Andrés de Urdaneta Ikastetxea (or Colegio Urdaneta) was founded in 1970. It belongs to the Augustinians catholic educators with rich heritage of traditions and experience.
It’s located in a small town called Loiu (Lujua in Spanish), close to Bilbao, the largest city in the Basque Country in northern Spain.
The Basque Country debuted in 2010, and are back for more in 2011.
2010 position- 25th
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It’s located in a small town called Loiu (Lujua in Spanish), close to Bilbao, the largest city in the Basque Country in northern Spain.
The Basque Country debuted in 2010, and are back for more in 2011.
2010 position- 25th
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Belgium
Qworzó is an elementary school in a small village called Merksplas which lays about 70 km north of Brussels.
We speak Dutch like they do in the Netherlands, since our school is located in Flanders.
Since there are a lot of people in Belgium who speak French we learn French in school also.
Our school teaches about 400 children aged 3,5 – 12 years.
This is the 2nd year that we enter the competition and we are very enthusiastic about it!
2010 position - 11th
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We speak Dutch like they do in the Netherlands, since our school is located in Flanders.
Since there are a lot of people in Belgium who speak French we learn French in school also.
Our school teaches about 400 children aged 3,5 – 12 years.
This is the 2nd year that we enter the competition and we are very enthusiastic about it!
2010 position - 11th
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Bulgaria
Our school, in Gorna Oryahovitsa is situated at the very top of the town and the view is quite picturesque. There are 815 students from 6 to 19 years old. There are about 40000 citizens and the town is only 5 km away from the so called City of the Bulgarian kings - Veliko Tarnovo. In 2009, Bulgaria's entry came 28th in Schoolovision, so they are determined to improve in 2010.
2009 position - 28th
2010 position - 30th
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2009 position - 28th
2010 position - 30th
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Croatia
We welcomed Osnovna škola, from Virje in Croatia into the project in 2010, and they immediately made an impact, with their thought-provoking song, Spasimo Zemlju - Save the Earth, which ended up in 10th place. Can they climb further up the results table in 2011?
2010 position - 10th
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2010 position - 10th
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Cyprus
Our school is located in the heart of Cyprus, near the Troodos Mountains, in a village called Agros. It was built in 1930, but it was fully renovated in 1992 and now it is a modern building with a playing yard and a beautiful garden full of roses, as our village is famous for its roses. Our school has 53 students; all in primary age (6-11). We are looking forward to participating in the competition and listen to all European songs. If you want to learn more about our school and see our photos, visit
2009 position - 17th
2010 position - 14th
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2009 position - 17th
2010 position - 14th
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Czech Republic
ZS Husova school in Brno are back for the third year running in 2011. In 2009, they won the 1st running of Schoolovision with their wonderful song, Hejkal. Then in 2010, they kept up the great work, just missing out on winning, but ending up in 2nd position with the song Drak the Dragon.
Now in 2011, their entry is sure to be another popular one...
2009 position - 1st
2010 position - 2nd
Now in 2011, their entry is sure to be another popular one...
2009 position - 1st
2010 position - 2nd
Denmark
Stadil-Vedersø Skole is a public primary school. It is located near the North Sea, 120 km east of Århus and 15 km north of Ringkøbing. We have 80 children (age 6-12) in the school.
Stadil-Vedersø Skole is back for their 3rd year in Schoolovision, having been enthusiastic competitors in both 2009 and 2010.
2009 position - 7th
2010 position - 24th
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Stadil-Vedersø Skole is back for their 3rd year in Schoolovision, having been enthusiastic competitors in both 2009 and 2010.
2009 position - 7th
2010 position - 24th
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England
Estonia
Gustav Adolf Grammar School is located in Tallinn, in Estonia. It has about 1000 students aged 7-19. Our school is 380 years old. In 2009, Estonia's wonderful song,"Imelaps" proved popular with almost everyone, eventually finishing 2nd. In 2010, another very strong entry ended up 8th. Definite contenders for 2011!
2009 position - 2nd
2010 position - 8th
2009 position - 2nd
2010 position - 8th
Finland
In 2009, Finland, represented by Kuvansin koulu, finished in 3rd place overall, with their lovely song Tirlittiä.
Then in 2010, Enon koulu, took over, and they produced an equally impressive song, Hi and Ho- We Plant Trees, which finished in 6th position. Can they make the top 10 again in 2011?
2009 position - 3rd
2010 position - 6th
Then in 2010, Enon koulu, took over, and they produced an equally impressive song, Hi and Ho- We Plant Trees, which finished in 6th position. Can they make the top 10 again in 2011?
2009 position - 3rd
2010 position - 6th
France
Germany
Freie Schule Kassel is a small school founded by a parents' initiative some 20 years ago. Kassel is situated in the centre of Germany close to the former border. After two consistent performances in 2009 and 2010, Germany look to push even higher in 2011!
2009 position - 8th
2010 position - 6th
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2009 position - 8th
2010 position - 6th
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Greece
Representing Greece for the 3rd year running, the Primary School of Mistegna, is a public school situated in Mistegna, a small village in the east side of the island of Lesvos, Greece.The village is 15 kilometres far from capital of Lesvos, Mytilene. Our school has 35 pupils and 6 teachers. The 5th-6th grade is going to represent Greece for the Schoolovision Contest 2011.
2009 position - 9th
2010 position - 14th
2009 position - 9th
2010 position - 14th
Iceland
Iceland are represented once again by Flataskoli Gardabaer which is situated not far from the capital of the island, Reykjavík.
Flataskoli is a primary school with 320 students aged 6 to 12 years old. It was established in 1958. In both 2009 and 2010, Iceland's songs were wonderful productions, and as they won the competition in 2010, they go into 2011 defending their title. Can they win again?
2009 position - 4th
2010 position - 1st
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Late news: Iceland have withdrawn from the 2011 contest.
Flataskoli is a primary school with 320 students aged 6 to 12 years old. It was established in 1958. In both 2009 and 2010, Iceland's songs were wonderful productions, and as they won the competition in 2010, they go into 2011 defending their title. Can they win again?
2009 position - 4th
2010 position - 1st
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Late news: Iceland have withdrawn from the 2011 contest.
Ireland
Italy
Back for 2011, the Sicilian school from Bagheria, 3° Circolo Luigi Pirandello. Last time, in 2010, they finished in 17th position, and they will hope to improve on that this year.
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Latvia
Back for the 3rd year, the Latvian school, Jelgava Primary, has 600 pupils aged from 5-16 and has 15 nationalities. A truly international school! In 2009, they finished 12th in Schoolovision, with the lovely Russian song, "Barinya". It was a colourful video, with the children in national dress. Then, in 2010, they again sung in Russian, with their version of "The Flying Swings."
Both songs were very well received by the co-ordinator's children and Russian wife! Will we see them sing in Russian again in 2011?
2009 position - 12th
2010 position - 16th
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Both songs were very well received by the co-ordinator's children and Russian wife! Will we see them sing in Russian again in 2011?
2009 position - 12th
2010 position - 16th
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Lithuania
Lithuania are represented in 2011 for the 3rd year by Juventos Basic School from Siauliai, which is a large school, with 964 pupils. It has a rich tradition of music and dance, and has been famous for many years for its excellent musical standards and achievements. It performed strongly in both 2009 and 2010, and will have high hopes to do well again this year!
2009 position - 11th
2010 position - 21st
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2009 position - 11th
2010 position - 21st
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Malta
Dun Gorg Preca Primary School C, in Hamrun, is delighted to represent the island of Malta once again in Schoolovision 2011. The pupils are looking to improve on their last two years' positions and are keen to make the top 20.
2009 position - 23rd
2010 position - 26th
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2009 position - 23rd
2010 position - 26th
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Netherlands
This year's participants from the Netherlands will be SBO de Bolder, which is a school in the town of Franeker. They are looking forward to taking part and hope to match the position gained by their fellow Dutch school last year!
2010 position - 12th
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2010 position - 12th
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Project history
SV09
Schoolovision is now into its 3rd year, having been created early in 2009, as an idea to link primary schools from across Europe using the eTwinning platform in a project based on the Eurovision Song Contest.
Each participating country has the chance to choose a song, sing it and video it, before uploading it to the blog by the cut-off date, usually around 1 week before the real ESC. Then, all the pupils in all the participating countries watch and evaluate all the songs, before voting for their own personal favourite, usually the day before the real ESC. For this extra special live vote, we use the webcam conferencing tool, FlashMeeting.
Schoolovision 2009! was the first year of the competition, with a total of 30 countries taking part. The winners were ZS Husova school from Brno in the Czech Republic, with their beautiful song Hejkal.
In 2010, we had a larger entry, with 34 countries eager to win Schoolovision 2010! The standards were extremely high, and the winning song in a nailbiting live-vote came from Flataskoli Gardabaer in Iceland. Their entry was this fantastic version of Abba's Dancing Queen.
Who will triumph in 2011? Let the fun begin!
Schoolovision is now into its 3rd year, having been created early in 2009, as an idea to link primary schools from across Europe using the eTwinning platform in a project based on the Eurovision Song Contest.
Each participating country has the chance to choose a song, sing it and video it, before uploading it to the blog by the cut-off date, usually around 1 week before the real ESC. Then, all the pupils in all the participating countries watch and evaluate all the songs, before voting for their own personal favourite, usually the day before the real ESC. For this extra special live vote, we use the webcam conferencing tool, FlashMeeting.
Schoolovision 2009! was the first year of the competition, with a total of 30 countries taking part. The winners were ZS Husova school from Brno in the Czech Republic, with their beautiful song Hejkal.
In 2010, we had a larger entry, with 34 countries eager to win Schoolovision 2010! The standards were extremely high, and the winning song in a nailbiting live-vote came from Flataskoli Gardabaer in Iceland. Their entry was this fantastic version of Abba's Dancing Queen.
Who will triumph in 2011? Let the fun begin!
Norway
Tyssedal Primary School is situated in south west of Norway, close to the town of Odda. Tyssedal is located in a charming environment between fjords and mountains.
2009 position - 22nd
2010 position - 26th
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2009 position - 22nd
2010 position - 26th
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Poland
"Szkoła Podstawowa nr 1" is located in the south west of Poland,in the heart of Europe, 200 km west of Wrocław, 100 km north of Prague (CZ) and 200 km east of Berlin (D) . There are around 450 children, 6 - 12 years old.
From the start, Poland have set very high standards, with two excellent songs in 2009, and 2010.
2009 position - 5th
2010 position - 5th
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From the start, Poland have set very high standards, with two excellent songs in 2009, and 2010.
2009 position - 5th
2010 position - 5th
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Portugal
A big, warm hug once again from Portugal! EB 2,3/S Cunha Rivara is situated in Arraiolos, a small village famous for its tapestry: Arraiolos Rugs. Arraiolos is in Alentejo which is near Évora, the very beautiful World Heritage city. If you want to visit us then please visit this site: In these 7 videos you can see the city where I live, Évora, our gastronomy, our wine, our bread, heritage, main square, market, hotels, restaurants, Diana Temple, a roman temple, some historical places...you can also visit Évora by night and go to some exhibitions... listen to our music and travel!
2009 position - 19th
2010 position - 26th
2009 position - 19th
2010 position - 26th
Romania
School "Vladimir Streinu" Teiu is situated in southern Romania at a distance of 30 miles of city Pitesti, tulips’city, in Teiu village. Includes primary school cycle and secondary education cycle with a total of 100 children. Teiu School has a long history and strong bearing the name of a great Romanian poet “Vladimir Streinu”.
2009 position - 24th2010 position -21st
Scotland
Yester Primary School, in the village of Gifford, represent Scotland in Schoolovision for the 3rd year running. Primary 6/7 will take part, and, as the class' teacher is the inventor and co-ordinator of Schoolovision, Yester Primary want to do as well, or even better than they did in 2010!
2009 position - 13th
2010 position - 3rd
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2009 position - 13th
2010 position - 3rd
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Slovakia
Slovakia are represented for the 3rd year running by Základná škola which is situated in Poprad, in the north of Slovakia in beautiful hilly surroundings. This school serves for students from very near area. The school specialises in sports and languages. We have very good facilities for practising athletics and football.
2009 position - 21st
2010 position- 29th
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2009 position - 21st
2010 position- 29th
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Slovenia
Sweden
Grimsås school represents Sweden for the 2nd year running. It is a quite small school, with about 90 pupils in the ages from 6 - 13. It is a countryside school in the south part of Sweden, 120 km from Gothenburg.
2009 position - 19th
2010 position - 9th
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Wales
Llangewydd Junior School is a large Junior School (7 - 11 year olds), on the West side of Bridgend in South Wales, about half way between Swansea and Cardiff. We are really pleased to be part of Schoolovision for the 3rd year, and we hope to represent our country well.
Canu'r dydd a canu'r nos!
2009 position - 16th
2010 position - 18th
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2 Comments:
Good luck from Greece...
Hello Slovakia! Good luck once again from Scotland!
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