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PROJECTS
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- Roman Topography Projects
(items created by our students in the roman topography class
to reproduce buildings or objects of Ancient rome)
- Treasure
Hunt Reports
(a long lasting tradition typical of St. Stephen's. Students
explore Rome to find assigned clues. This report is a great
sample)
- French 2C project
(an illustrated story created by students in French 2C class coordinated
by Annie Jacquet - 2010)
- French Studies project
(a poem-documentary created by students in French class coordinated
by Annie Jacquet - 2010)
- French 3 project
(an illustrated story created by students in French 3 class coordinated
by Beatrice Musilli - 2010)
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SSS
IN THE SNOW
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- February 8, 2010
(photos of the ecceptional event. You see, it never snows in Rome...)
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PROGETTO
PA-RA-DA alla ST. STEPHEN'S |
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Il
19 settembre 2008 il film “Pa-ra-da",
primo lungometraggio di Marco Pontecorvo ispirato
alla storia di Miloud esce in alcune sale italiane.
(Produttori Ute Leonhardt e Marco Pugini, genitori
di Indiana R.)
Tutto nasce nella mia mente quando, vedo il film
“PA-RA-DA” che mi dà gentilmente
la mamma di Indiana R.. Non possiamo rimanere
indifferenti. Comincio a “navigare”
sul web per capire meglio chi sono quei bambini
di strada di cui si vede la vita nel film per
capire chi è Miloud, il clown francese.
M’informo, scrivo e telefono e nasce l’idea
del progetto “PA-RA-DA” sponsorizzato
da Reach Out.
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 Rephrasing
"Il Fantasma del Palco Scenico" to "Il
Fantasma del Palco Igienico"
Although maybe not one of the school's
most popular groups, Down Syndrome Theatre Group still
thrives in its small and active community of actors!
This year, our group is made up of 3 seniors (Chiara,
Andrea, Tommaso), 2 juniors (Bhavana, Yumiko), and 2
freshmen (Giorgia, Costanza), 4 of our old friends (Sirio,
Luca, Federico, Gabriele), Tiziana and (ex-bio teacher)
Mr. Locilento! We are not an environmental group, we
are a company of artists! With an interesting twist!
We prepare a show for the end of the year, but our goal
is not really to entertain the public with a perfect
and aesthetically pleasing show, but it is rather to
enable our friends to enjoy at least one afternoon a
week in our company. In fact, as the name of our group
says, we do activities with people who have Down's Syndrome,
which I am sure is a disease you have all heard about.
We are delighted to be able to participate in these
activities, because we know that we are offering...
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 GOING
GREEN
Dovetailing with UNESCO’S Week for Sustainable
Development, St. Stephen’s first-ever Green
Week was very successful and, as several students
have put it, a great show of what our students are
capable of achieving together. The six-day event (November
9-14) set out not only to raise awareness of environmental
issues, but also to empower student leaders on a broad
scale and provide the creative spark for future school-wide
projects.
Some forty members of Students United for Nature (S.U.N.)
and the Recycling Club collaborated to plan and run
the week, with Activities Coordinator Mr. Pringle,
S.U.N. Faculty Advisor Mrs. Johnson-Mottola, and me,
Jennifer Chen, as Recycling Faculty Advisor on-hand
to help guide the vision to fruition. Threemajor educational
moments punctuatedtheweek: an all-school Eco Quiz
team competition, the screening of Leonardo Di Caprio’s
powerful documentary The 11th Hour and a guest talk
by parent and FAO Senior Fishery Industry Officer
Michele Kuruc on the urgency of protection of the
world’s fisheries. Every day at lunch students
had the opportunity to support environmental causes
by participating in the raffle and bake sale or signing
petitions....
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 RECYCLING
CLUB
If
you walk around school for more than a minute, you
will most certainly stumble upon some strange looking
yellow or blue bin with “paper”or “plastic/
glass/ tin”written on it. You also may find
some posters that will tell you some interesting facts
about the horrible treatment we are giving to our
only earth. The St. Stephens Recycling Club 2009 has
been making huge progress at school in terms of both
recycling and community this first semester.
Our group is composed of about 25 students from every
possible grade and background, showing a spirit of
awareness as well as great dedication. This dedication
was reflected in the outcomes of UNESCO “Green
Week” during which each of us took an important
role, whether it was by making posters and publicizing
or by working at the center of the decisions and planning.
Before “Green Week”, the Recycling Club
bought and organized the bins and supplies that were
needed to set up the recycling structure....
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| Students
United for Nature
Every
Tuesday, during lunch, in the Biology lab, a group of
concerned students scheme to make the city of Rome “green”.
The brainchild of Mrs. Johnson-Mottola and St. Stephen’s
students, S.U.N. (Students United for Nature) is a new
green club that has already seen significant action
since the beginning of the year. In addition to participating
in recent campaigns in Rome aimed at making the city
more green, we have worked to raise student awareness
of at St. Stephens...
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