There
is a tradition in our Czech partners' school - every year, on 5th
December, the under-graduates (aged 18/19) get dressed as St. Nicolas,
devils and angels and they visit their younger schoolmates in their
classrooms during the morning lessons (which the young students don´t
mind as the teaching is interrupted for a few minutes and it´s fun) and
give them nuts, apples and sweets. Usually the kids don´t get the treats
for free - they have to sing a song or say a poem first.
There is a tradition in our Czech partners' school - every year, on
5th December, the
under-graduates (aged 18/19) get dressed as St. Nicolas, devils and angels and
they visit their younger schoolmates in their classrooms during the morning
lessons (which the young students don´t mind as the teaching is interrupted for
a few minutes and it´s fun) and give them nuts, apples and sweets. Usually the
kids don´t get the treats for free - they have to sing a song or say a poem first.
St. Nicolas Day is an old
tradition in the Czech Republic and treats for nice and well-behaved children
were only NUTS and APPLES in the past – both of them are superfoods!!! The naughty children used to get some
black coal.
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