Schoolovision 2011: Poland

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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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Late news: Iceland have withdrawn from the 2011 contest.

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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Saturday, 7 May 2011

Poland - Fly with me

Fly with me from Marek Fularz on Vimeo.

Polish children's song about fun, friendship and imagination of children.

Would you like to tell you about one of the summer days
I was playing in a meadow when someone whispered to me
I have a big problem because I'm still alone
Although I know thousand games, there is nobody to have fun

Fly Fly with me highly
I'll take you with me where are the stars
Together will say hello the clouds
The king of butterflies gave me driving license
Maybe on the top of The Little Prince
Today will be a grand ball again
I'll take the smell of flowers from the meadow
On the stellar harp I will play

11 Comments:

Carla Vieira Sampaio da Silva said...: This comment has been removed by the author.; 8 May 2011 at 18:18
Carla Vieira Sampaio da Silva said...: Superb Marek!
I love it!
You have luck... your students are fantastic: they sing very well and are very colourful in all senses. Give them a big hug!
Will you be the winners????
Carla, Portugal; 8 May 2011 at 18:20
Michael said...: Like Carla- I do love this song very much!
It's such a colourful song, full of happiness and hope, with great dancing and singing.

Good luck from Scotland :-); 8 May 2011 at 22:19
Dave Schrauwen said...: Hello Poland,

We can feel the summer when watching this videoclip!

Exellent video!

Good luck on the voting from Belgium!; 9 May 2011 at 16:31
Esra said...: Hello poland

It is a beautiful video!
And a very good song!

GOOD LUCK!; 9 May 2011 at 18:02
Dorien said...: very nice video and song !; 9 May 2011 at 20:03
Ursula + Maria said...: Hello friends,
your song and the dance are very nice!
We would like to see you again!
Sophia; 10 May 2011 at 10:25
Steffen said...: Thank you, Marek and kids for another colourful and joyful entry.

Bright colours are what I have become used to connect with the Polish entries.
Well done, again!

Tell me, where is this beautiful garden? Does it belong to your school?

Did it need to be rearranged after last year's terrible flood?; 10 May 2011 at 22:22
Anonymous said...: Hello!

Poland's video is the best video. and I am also a pole :D Greetings from Germany.; 11 May 2011 at 11:59
valerie canty said...: Very beautiful song !! good luck from France!; 11 May 2011 at 20:40
Darja said...: Hello, Poland! Wonderful song! Good luck tomorrow!
Darja, Slovenia; 12 May 2011 at 14:47

Project history

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!

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

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