Alumnado y profesorado de 4º de la ESO y 1º de Bachillerato se encuentra en la República Checa realizando el viaje de intercambio del que ya disfrutaron nuestros compañeros checos cuando nos visitaron en enero. Os dejamos las fotos y el vídeo de los primeros dos días:
Day 1:
After a long trip from Madrid, the welcome by the Czechs was interesting and welcoming, they took us to a restaurant where we could taste the typical drinks of the country.
Day 2:
We woke up relatively early to go to the school, where we would be welcomed by the school, after the welcome we would be shown around the school and we would have to participate in the classes by being one of them.
We did a didactic activity to get to know the village. With several questions we were asked to go around the village, with the help of the Czechs.





Día 3
Today we visited the Contripo science centre, learning about their work. After lunch, we went rafting on the Pastviny lake with our classmates, and we also rode on a very funny wooden ride.


Día 4
Today, we performed a biathlon that included shooting, taught by Czech students. Afterwards, some have tried the typical dances and others have gone climbing.


Día 5
Today, we went on a trip to Adršpach, a huge natural space, known as the “City of rocks” due to its multiple and high rocks which decorate this immense park.
Later then, we had free activities with the Chzec students.




Día 6
Today our farewell to our Czech classmates , we visited the capital including the astronomical clock, the Charles Bridge, the monastery and the Jewish quarter, we spent the night in Prague.

Día 7
Today we had our last visit to Prague after spending a night in a hotel and finishing visiting important monuments.
After a long week full of good moments, new experiences and great friendships, we can say goodbye to the Czech Republic with affection and looking forward to coming back.
Having said all this, it only remains for us to thank our teachers for this great experience, which would not have been possible without the commitment of our teachers.
For this and for much more THANK YOU.

