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Individual Italian Schools: Longhena Primary School


Figure 1.-- Longhena is a state primary school in Bologna. This school has a special curriculum with many activities made in open air. The children don't wear any uniform, but casual style clothing, as we can see in the photo. The picture shows a 3rd grade class some time in the 2000s.

Longhena is a state primary school in Bologna. This school has a special curriculum with many activities made in open air. The children don't wear any uniform, but casual style clothing, as we can see in the photo. The picture shows a 3rd grade class some time in the 2000s. The children wear mostly "T"-shirts, sweat shirts, and long pants jeans. Notice the Sikh boy at the left.






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