Act for Environment

  Act 4 Env My Erasmus reflection   As any other adventure would, this trip involved in the Erasmus programme came to change my perspective around. Being able to experience another culture while learning is absolutely one of the greatest sketches ever invented. I’m writing this letter on the last day of my mini trip to Greece while trying not to be affected by the post-Erasmus depression. All I want to do is to talk about it and show the 1,000 photos I took with my camera. By reading that, you probably caught on to the fact that travelling is one of my top 3 favourite things to do. It’s not that you must bring it, it’s just the memories can be revived in a better way. That’s my argument. I can say with my heart that Erasmus changed my relationship with travelling.  People often say that studying abroad for a while means 80% partying, 20% learning. And that is a false assumption. Now, that I’m all informed about this matter, I can explain that since the first second you gain tou

                            Act for Environment        Trikala, Greece          5 - 11 December 2021    On the 5th of December four of our students: Zara Bohar (1.A), Mateja Peternel (1.H), Lara Zelenika and Tea Major (4.H) and three of our teachers: Dinka Kavalir, the headmaster, Lana Andrijević, the pedagist, and Romana Zelda, the English teacher and the project coordinator, went on a seven day trip to Trikala in Greece. The first day we traveled most of the time and in the afternoon we got to our hotel in Athens. In the evening we took a walk and got to see the nightlife of Athens. The next day we explored the historical monuments such as the Panathinako Stadium where the first modern Olympic games were held, the famous Museum of Acropolis, and finally the Acropolis and Parthenon itself. It was beautiful!! We spent some time there, took some amazing pictures and then went to the restaurant to eat lunch. After that long day we made our way to Trikala and arrived in the late evening.