THE EUROPEAN UNION WORKSHOP

Both the European workshop and the Euro-guide workshop searched the internet for information about Slovenia's entry into the EU. Using the internet as well as the magazine 'Evropopotnica' they learned about the main languages of communication in Europe, European travel, social policies, names of important European ports, famous European scientists, sports, health, education and culture. They made a poster and symbolic candle holders.

 

A SURVEY – (Anketa)

Two young reporters, Ana Tomšič and Ana Hrvatin from class 7.b interviewed some people from the local community to find out their views about Slovenia's entry into the EU. This is what the people had to say:

Vanja, a shop assistant, 39
I have no comment. I'm impartial.

Ema, agronomy engineer, 43
I support Slovenia's entry into the EU. I expect a lot of changes and I hope for the better.

Helena, florist, 37
In my opinion everything regarding Slovenia's entry into the EU has already been arranged.

Zvonka, retired, 69
The expectations are high. I think the road to Europe is the right road.

Sonja, shop assistant, 43
I'm for it. There will be a greater opportunity for employment and the lesgislation will be more efficient.

Peter, shop assistant, 25
I don't have too many expectations. The saying 'less work, more money' won't come true.

Jadranka, secondary school, 48
I have to comment. These things don't interest me.

Željko, steel worker, 29
I'm for the EU, but absolutely against Nato.

Marta, worker, 46
Be what it may, as long as it's better than it is today.

Blaznik, retired, 75
I'm not a politician. I don't expect anything by joining the EU.

Marija, retired, 72
I have no expectations.