Friday, 11 June 2021
comments for Porto (Greeece)
They taught us how to make traditional andalusian jewelry and we exchanged ideas. I loved it and they turned out very beautiful.
Evaggelia Kioutoutskacomments for Porto (Greeece)
The beautiful mosque in Cordoba was an unusual sight that I found unique. It was very big and full of surprises.
Aristotelis Tirovouziscomments for Porto (Greeece)
The families that were hosting us were very kind and always by our sides. We never hesitated asking for help as they made us feel very comfortable. Personally, I enjoyed the pool at the girl's house that I stayed at.
- Efstratia Tzanesi
comments for Porto (Greeece)
Our extraordinary walks by the huge river in Seville city were unforgettable. We saw a big tower that looked like gold in the sun that was very unique.What is more, I loved the food there!
Tsarkai Konstantinoscomments for Porto (Greeece)
Given the opportunity to be a part of their traditional andalusian dances was exhilarating and I would definitely do it again.
- Kamtsi Maria
comments for Porto (Greeece)
We visited a big cathedral temple that you were able to see a spectacular view of the city of Seville. I loved it and it was a great experience!
- Kotas Nikolaos
comments for Porto (Greeece)
Their school in Seville was remarkable and way bigger than ours something that we found very exciting. They had a huge library that they did a lecture in to show us a project of their city.
- Ifigeneia Malioufa
comments for Porto (Greeece)
Living in Seville for a week , the way its citizens do , helped us get to know their culture better which I found very interesting.
- Theodora Gogou
Sunday, 6 June 2021
THE LAST DAY OF THE VIRTUAL TOUR
On the last day of the virtual tour we showed videos in which students from our dance school danced. They were great! We let the Partners virtually visit famous cities in Italy and we shared many cultural aspects of our local area.
We said goodbye to our Erasmus friends by showing a video about the beautiful moments we lived together in Spain, Greece and Portugal during the Erasmus meetings. It was very moving, also because we did not have the opportunity to meet in person. Maybe we will meet some day!
The Project Coordinator
Anna Pia Perri
Thursday, 3 June 2021
comment for the blog
Hi,my name is Loredana!
The Erasmus Virtual Mobility from 24th to 28h May 2021 was a wonderful experience because it allowed me to meet new people and to know about the traditions of other countries. I think that is a nice experience to do because you can learn new things and make new friends.
Moreover, taking part in the Erasmus activities in my school I had the occasion to learn about the Erasmus Programme, to use English for our presentations, to make videos, to research information, to study the culture which the Partners belong to. I LOVE ERASMUS!
Vizitiu Elena Loredana IV BL
Tuesday, 1 June 2021
My Erasmus experience in Portugal
Last February I went to Portugal thanks to the Erasmus project. I stayed there for almost a week and it was one of the best experiences of my life. I went there with some students and two teachers from my school and we had a great time together.
We visited many great places like the center of Porto, we saw how different the school is outside of Italy, but the most amazing things are the people we met. Erasmus is beautiful above all for this reason: because it allows you to meet many new people and to make many new friends.
Then sometimes the people you meet are so kind and special that you continue to keep in touch with them, even after you get home.
I'm a bit shy and I remember that the first two days of Erasmus weren't that great. I wasn't talking to anyone and it was embarrassing for me. But then I started to get to know everyone, I met beautiful people and I didn't want to go home anymore! I found that we share many passions and the best part is that I am still in contact with many of them.
So, if you have the chance to participate in an Erasmus project, do it, you will have a great experience and I'm sure you will never regret it!
Diamante
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