COMENIUSTrip to Poland

From October 15th to 20th, 2012

Project: “Let me know you: united in diversity”

“We may have different cultures but our hearts beat the same”

INDEXScheduleDay by day summary

◦Day 1◦Day 2◦Day 3◦Day 4◦Day 5◦Day 6

Personal belief

ScheduleDay 1: Journey, arrival and

accomodationDay 2: Welcome and school

presentationsDay 3: Sightseeing in Crackow

and visit to Auschwitz Day 4: School festivityDay 5: Summary and goodbyeDay 6: Lunch at Rybnik and flight

back home

DAY 1Journey, arrival and accomodationMonday morning, we departed at 10am. After a

long and wrecking journey, not only by plane, but also car and even bus, that took over 15 hours, we were taken to the home we stayed at by 3 in the morning.

DAY 2Welcome and school presentationsOn Thursday, we visited the school and all

the comenius partners made a presentation, which talked about their schools and the countries they came from

DAY 3Sightseeing in CrackowWednesday was, doubtlessly, the busiest

day. In the morning, everybody taking part in the project were taken to Crackow. The most remarkable things were the visit to the Wawel castle, on top of the city´s highest hill, and the walk round the city centre, where we had lunch

DAY 3AuschwitzIn the evening, we visited the popular

concentration camp. It was, as far as we are concerned, the most relevant visit in the whole trip. The shock you get when walking past the rooms is just impossible to describe.

DAY 4School festivityThat day, on Tuesday, everybody in the school

celebrated the birth of Karola Miarki w Swierklanach. As a consequence of this people played songs, danced and went to the church. In the evening all the students went to Rybnik.

DAY 5Summary and goodbye In the morning, all of us gathered in the school.

After a few presentations everybody described what the trip had been like for them. In the night we went for a drink and definetely said goodbye to our international friends.

DAY 6Lunch at Rybnik and flight back home On Saturday, after having lunch in a

traditional restaurant, our teachers and us flought back to Spain

Personal beliefThe trip was, not only icredibly

amusing, as we had the time of our lives, but also enriching: Thanks to this project we visited a country and discovered a culture we had never even thought of before, and probably wouldn’t have been to in any other circumstances. It gave us the chance to know different ways of living and to make a great deal of new friends all over europe.