Coburg mobility documentation by Francesca Myriam
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This document summarizes the itinerary and activities of Italian students participating in an Erasmus+ exchange program in Coburg, Germany from May 5-11, 2019. The students spent each day participating in workshops on topics like sports, theater, and robotics. They went climbing, toured historic sites in Nuremberg, and had a final ceremony to celebrate the culmination of the cultural exchange. One student reflected that the experience allowed her to meet people from different countries and learn about Coburg while practicing languages and experiencing other cultures.
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- 2. Making school a home for each student Unity in diversity
- 3. Sunday 5.May.2019 • Departure from Ciampino Airport ; • Arrival in Nuremberg Airport ; • We took the underground to get to the station ; • We took the train ; • We arrived to Coburg and we spent the evening with our host families.
- 4. Monday 6.May.2019 We met at 8.00 a.m. at Casimirianum Aula for the presentation of the programme. Then we split into groups, to take part of different workshops, which were: Choir, Sports, Improvisation theatre and School newspaper
- 5. I took part of Sport Workshop: We played Table tennis and then we played Boules. We also played a game called Mölkky , which consists of trying to knock over wooden pins, which are marked with numbers from 1 to 12, with the throwing pin. The rules are really quite simple: knocking over one pin scores the number of points marked on the pin. Knocking 2 or more pins scores the number of pins knocked over. After each throw, the pins are stood up again in the exact location where they landed. The first one to reach exactly 50 points wins the game.
- 6. After spending some time in the break hall, we went inside the Townhall to meet the representative of the education authority, whose name is Klaus Anderlik
- 7. In the afternoon we split into groups to take part of a scavanger hunt through Coburg. We had to walk around the city and answer questions. Sometimes we had to ask questions to the citizens and many of them were related to what they told us in the Townhall
- 8. Tuesday 7.May.2019 We attended school with our hosts and then we met in the hall and we walked to Anger to take the bus. We arrived to the Climbing center and then they split us into 4 teams. My team went climbing in the morning and after the lunch break we did a parkour route based on cooperation between each member.
- 9. Wednesday 8.May.2019 We met at Coburg Anger and we took a bus to go to Nuremberg. We visited the documentation centre «Reichsparteitagsgelande» with a guided tour. Then we had free afternoon in town.
- 10. Thursday 9.May.2019 We met at Casimirianum Aula for the presentation of the programme.There were 4 workshops, but they were different from the ones in Monday: Art, Life kinetics, Robots and Casifé. In the evening we met at «Utopolis» and we watched a film in English called «Gifted»
- 11. Friday 10.May.2019 We met at Casimirianum Aula for the last presentation of the programme and then we prepared the presentations for the final ceremony. Then we had some free time and we met at the Aula of the University of Coburg, where we took part of the Grand Ceremony. In the evening we all had a party!
- 12. Saturday 11.May.2019 • We took the train to get to the station; • We took the underground to get to Nuremberg Airport; • Departure from Nuremberg Airport; • We took the first plane to Frankfurt, the second one to get home.
- 13. «I really enjoyed this experiance because thanks to it I got the opportunity to meet people from all different countries and to discover new places. I learnt so many facts about Coburg and this project helped me to practice different languages and to get in touch with other cultures, which are very different from mine.» Francesca Myriam III H