ERASMUS + PROJECT

This year again, we are back with our European Projects. Now the European Programmes are called Erasmus +. Our topic for these two years is "Youth Employment" and we are going to work with our partners from the last two years. The schools in France, Germany, Norway, Poland, Hungary and Greece.

We began working in September. First, two teachers from school went to France and met their European colleagues. There, they agreed on details about how to carry out our project.
Then, in October, our students started their research to prepare their presentations for the first students' meeting, which is going to take place in November, from the 23rd to the 28th. We also had a parents' meeting on November  10th to inform about the project and the exchange.
Now everybody is really excited! The work is done, students are rehearsing their presentations, parents are preparing their homes... and both Basque and German students are thinking about wonderful plans and are looking forward to meeting each other.

In the following presentation you have some pictures showing the hard work and our great team.

Irish Food and Diet

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Irish Food and Diet from J. Carlos Martínez

Talking about the Irish Experience

They have written a diary and they have uploaded lots of pictures.
But what do they exactly think about their experience?

This is their opinion on Kultura Ondarea Saria and their Trip to Ireland:

  

  

Ireland - Day 7: Aran Islands, Irish Pubs and Farewell

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Aran Islands Day 7 from J. Carlos Martínez

Ireland: Day 6 - Galway and Connemara

By Jone Vicente

First of all, we woke up at 7 o'clock and  had breakfast at 8:15. At 9 o'clock we took the bus to go to the opposite side of the island (the west), exactly to Galway. 
We arrived at the village at 12:30. We spent only 15 minutes to see the street full of musicians and marvellous shops. 
After that, we had lunch at a gorgeus hotel near the harbour. It was amazing! We had typical Irish food. When we finished lunch we went shopping for an hour. 
At 16:30 we were taken to a marvellous beach with white sand and clear water. Finally, we had dinner on a seafood restaurant. Again nwe tasted traditional Irish foof. We especially liked some rich tarts. To end this amazing day we did the check in on our new hostel. Although we all wanted to go to a pub to listen to Irish musica, we had to postpone it. It was too late.

Again It has really been a fantastic day!

Ireland Day 6 from J. Carlos Martínez

Day 5 - Wicklow: Botanic Garden, Beach and Gaol

By Aitziber Pulido

Today, Saturday, we woke up at 7:30 to have breakfast. After the breakfast, we took the bus to Paddy's house which is located in Glendalough. There, we had a presentation about ecology and environment: past, present and future. There we've learnt many words and ideas we didn't know before. 

When Paddy finished the lecture, we took the bus again to the Botanic Garden where we've discovered many kinds of trees and flowers from all continents. In the picture we can see the 16 students surrounding a giant sequoia from the USA. 

After those amazing images of nature, we went to the beach, where some girls took a bath in the cold water. 
We had lunch there and then we went to an old prison in Wicklow. After visiting the scary prison, we had free time before lunch to buy some gifts.

Before going back to the hostel we visited the ruins of and old Viking-Normand Castle next to the see, where we 5 jumped for the picture.

Again and again, we had a wonderful day.

Day 4 - Glendalough

By Estera Mardarie

We woke up at 7 o'clock and we got ready to go to the next stop. When we arrived to Glendalough Valley we had some free time to look for souvenirs and eat. Then we started our hiking. Two of us couldn't do the large route and they did the small one. When we were at the middle of the trip we saw our mates from the  mountain and we started to talk with them from the hill of the mountain to the bottom of the valley. We had fun because we sang the famous song "sardina bat... Bi sardina..." and they answered us back.

Then, we continued hiking for many hours and finally we had dinner at an old traditional pub. After the dinner, our tutor Juan Carlos told us a "horror  story " and once again all of us had a great time. 

Ireland Day 4 Glendalough from J. Carlos Martínez