Thursday, 14 April 2011

School trip to Italy

School trip to Italy
An unforgettable experience



This last week was so incredible! We went to Italy with our classmates! It was a 4 days trip while we visited Pisa, Florence and Rome. It was such a funny trip that we won’t forget it!
In this trip we used almost all the transports that exist! First we trevelled from Girona to Pisa by plane. We saw the Pisa’s tower and we took some pictures of it. After a pair of hours there we took a bus and went to Florence, a really enjoyable city in the north of Italy. We stayed there for one night in a really good hotel. Although we didn’t sleep much this day we visited the David in the museum of Florence and some other monuments in the city.
In the afternoon we took a train that brought us to Rome, where we were going to spend a couple of days. Although the hotel wasn’t very good we spent a really good time there, but not much because we were all day walking in Rome. The first day we visited the Vatican City, the Fontana di Trevi and some other places that I don’t remember now. For me the most beatiful thing we visited was the Fontana di Trevi. The second day we visited the Spain’s Square, the Coliseum, the Foros and the Mouth of the Truth.
The food was really good in all the Italian cities we visited, but specially in Rome. Although the good quality of the food the price was in line with what we expected, only a bit more than the restaurants we frequent here in Vinaròs, Casa Pocho and these places, you know…
And to top the travel we returned to Spain with a ferry, we sailed from Civitavecchia to Barcelona in only 22 hours, so we hadn’t much time to do anything in the return trip.
In general we spent a really good time together among friends, like I said on the top, an unforgettable experience!

Written by: Josep Queralt (4th ESO)



Sunday, 3 April 2011

Greece-Spring is here!


Spring is here again!

Gardens and farms are full of beautiful flowers!


Colors many colors everywhere!


What about you?


Wednesday, 16 March 2011

Tuesday, 8 March 2011

Women's Day


The 8th of March is a celebration of both Mother’s Day and Women’s Day in Romania. On this special day, I wish you "comfort on difficult days, smiles when sadness intrudes, rainbows to follow the clouds, love to complete your life!"
Happy Women’s Day and a bunch of flowers via this video!

Saturday, 5 March 2011

Carnival 2011!



The Carnival parade in our town ...
12/3/2011...Greece

Thursday, 3 March 2011

Carnaval de Vinaròs

We are in the middle of the Carnival of Vinaròs, and I would like to show you the official poster announcing the Carnival.

And, if you want to see it, here you are a brief promo of the Carnival of Vinaròs.




We have Carnival holidays from tomorrow, Friday 4th March until next Monday 7th March. I hope my students will show you some pictures of the Carnival events next week.

Tuesday, 1 March 2011

“Mărţişor”


There is an old tradition in Romania to celebrate the 1st of March by offering a tiny gift, called “mărţişor”, as a symbol of the spring to come, to people we care about. It also symbolizes the rebirth of nature. Literally, the word means little March. Nowadays, men offer women such a talisman object, also consisting of a jewel or a small decoration like a flower, an animal or a heart, tied to a red and white string. It is believed that the one who wears the red and white string will be powerful and healthy all year round.

Saturday, 26 February 2011

Greece - Caves

In Greece there are many impressive Caves.

In some of them stalactites and stalagmites

have beautiful colors.
Also in some of them it is neccesary a boat.

Tuesday, 22 February 2011

The best of Poland

I live nearby. In this forest there was the biggest fire in 1992. My region - Silesia seems to be dirty and industrial but let's have a look at this picture.

The first picture represents the european bizon called ŻUBR in Polish. In the coat of Romani you can see the bizon. We have a lot of bizons especially in the forest on the eastern border. But to tell you the truth the european bizons survived in Europe thanks to these animals living in Silesian forests.

Greece - Mycenae



Mycenae is 50km to the South of Corinth.
Mycenae was one of the major centres of Greek Civilization,
from 1600BC to about 1100BC.
The Lion Gate is the entrance of the Palace of Mycenae.
This is a lady (fresco) from the Palace of Mycenae-Peloponnesus-Greece.
It is about 3000 years old!

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