Thursday, December 6, 2007

The Republic of Finland 90 years - Hakarinne Celibrates




The republic of Finland celibrates its 90th year on the 6th of December. It was during the first world war (1917) that the Finnish senate declared independancy from Russia and decided that the country should be a republic. Since the 6th of December is a holiday and the school is closed, the pupils and the staff of Hakarinteen koulu had their celibration the day before. Here we have some photos of the event. There are pupils of many nationality in Hakarinteen koulu and they played a role of ambassidors, each representing their country, like it is done at presidential invitations. On the other photo we see pupils and teachers in the Finnish national costume.
Lýðveldið Finnland heldur uppá 90. ára afmælið sitt í dag, 6.desember. Þar sem 6. des. er almenn frídagur í Finnlandi héldu nemendur vinaskólans okkar, Hakarinteen koulu, uppá afmælið hátíðlega daginn áður. Okkur bárust þessar og fleiri myndir í dag ásamt lýsingu á hátiðinni.
Á efri myndinni sjáum við nemendur skólans af ólíkum þjóðernum leika "sendiherra" upprunaþjóða sinnar og á efri myndinni eru nemendur og kennarar í þjóðbúningi. Konan til hægri er Anneli Piirainen sem heimsótti okkur hér í Digranesskóla í júní s.l.




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