Project Meeting in Budapest2nd – 7th Oct. 2011

LLP PROGRAMME - Comenius Project On the way to a young European citizen:

democratic values and modern skills.

3rd October 2011 – Monday

In the morning of our first day in Budapest, we went on abus tour in Budapest with the German, Hungarian,

Estonianand French students. We were really impressed by the

beauty of the city.

Then we went back to school where we had our workshop during which we introduced both our schools and project plan.

We had an international dinner

with the typical food of all the

participant countries!

The host students danced and

sang typical Hungarian songs.

We had an international dinner

with the typical food of all the

participant countries!

The host students danced and

sang typical Hungarian songs.

At 8.00 we had dinner at school all

together and we sat with the

German girls who were really nice!

After dinner we went home with our host. It was a long and tired day but

we enjoyed it a lot!

The following morning we attended - an English lesson about phonetics.

4th October 2011 - Tuesday

-a French lesson during which we had to introduce

our selves in French.

Then we visited the “Invisible Exhibition”, to show us how blind people live. A blind guide took us into a dark room and,walking,we had to touch things and to identify them.

We touched many objects,like statues, computers, a TV a wall with fur, trees and food …

It was an interesting experience!

At 1.00 p.m. we came back to school and we had lunch together.

After lunch, we had the project

workshop.

We went to the auditorium of

the school

and we met two girls and a boy

who have

already finished studying in

that school.

They told us how it is important

in our life

being competent and studying.

After the project workshop,we had free time with our hosts!

We went sightseeing and we saw the Opera and the Statue of Liberty in

Budapest. We went up a very steep climb to see the statue and when we

arrived we were very tired! But the view was wonderful! We saw Budapest

at night with all of his lights and we took pictures all together! Then we

went home and we had dinner with families.

On the 3rd day we got up and we had breakfast with our hosts at their house. We met all the others at

school at 8.00 like every morning.

All together we visited the Terror Háza Múzeum

(The House Of Terror.)

5 th October 2011 - Wednesday

THE TERROR HÁZA MÚZEUM (THE HOUSE OF TERROR)

Inside the museum there are rooms

divided into 2 parts: a half is dedicated

to the fascism

regime and the other half

to the communist

regime with a lot of proves, videos and pictures of dictators.

The Terror Háza Múzeum shows how life was like for

Hungarians during the fascist and communist dictatorial

regimes in 20th century and it is also a memorial to the

victims of these regimes.

In the «Hall Of Tears», where they behead people, there are a lot of

light-bulbs and crosses to not

forget the victims and on many walls in other rooms

there are pictures of deadpeople because of

those regimes.

There are some walls made by «false» soap, to remember the soap they made using the skin taken from the

corpes of people who died in that period.

A room was dedicated to the propaganda held by the dictators: they showed that they would have a

happy and prosperous period, even if it wasn’t so

at all.

Then we had lunch together at school and in the afternoon we

had a discussion about the importance of having freedom and democracy in a country.

After that we had free time, that we spent it

with our hosts, having fun and doing shopping.

We really enjoyed it!

In the evening everyone went home with one’s

own host, had dinner and went to bed.

Thursday in Budapest!In the morning we met at school and we took the bus all together. Then we arrived in Viesgrad, at the Ethnographic Museum where we did some activities such as making and decorating cookies: everyone had to prepare four cookies to be eaten! After that we had a tour in the village, with a guide. It was a reconstruction of an old Hungarian village, with many small houses and other objects of the life in that times.

The Hungarian guys were right: it was a bit boring!

This was one of those small houses; Its roof is made of straw!

And this is the internal of a house

These are some of the biscuits we made.

5th October 2011

At lunch time we went to the Reneissance Restaurant. It was really fun: we were all together and we ate chicken and potatoes. Then we ate a dessert: a special cake of raspberries and it was quite good!

Then, everyone had a crown and everyone dressed up as Kings and Queens and we took many photos!

Hungarian Kings & Queens!

After lunch we went to a village near Visegrad called Szentendre.

It was great, because we had a tour on those bobs, it was like a small roller-coaster and we enjoyed it a lot!

There were two different courses : the black one and the red one!

Coming back, we had freetime in the afternoon with our hosts, as everyday. So they took us for a walk in Budapest, we visited many places and we went to a cafè. We had a lot of fun with them because we played

many games as ‘’ Must or Truth’’.

At about 8.30 p.m. everybody came home!

On the last day, we said “good bye” to our host families and we took our luggage to school. We met in a small room of the school and we decided to attend the lessons with our Hungarians hosts; but because the first two were about Hungarian literature, we were asked to go to the Computer Room, otherwise we wouldn’t have understood anything. At around 10 a.m. , we attended the English lessons during which we watched “Friends” and at 12 a.m. we took part in the Italian lesson and we were very good ! Of course !

Then we went to Physics Lab where we attended classes and at the end we had Geography,, with the translation in English from two Hungarians guys who explained us what the teacher was saying.

We had our last lunch at McDonald’ s with our Hungarian

friends.

We ate chips, nuggets and tea. delicious!

In our free time, we stayed in one of the big school rooms,

because outside it was raining. We played many funny games with our Hungarian

friends. One of these games was this one:People, lying on the floor, are linked by

their arms and one of them has to get out

the others one by one! It was amazing!

At 4.00 p.m. we left the school using Adam’s and Charlotte’s

cars.We had many problems but

finally we arrived at the airport!The plane was at 8 :00 p.m. but we were already there at 5:00

p.m.

We’ d like to close saying that it was an amazing experience and we have a lot of fun The most beatiful thing was we

were all united even if we were from differents countries.

Thanks also to the teachers that took us in this “adventure”.

We hope this friendship will can last in the memories and in the heart of everybody.

So, really thanks to everyone for this beatiful experience