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Four students from a Polish school participated in an international Comenius programme meeting in the Netherlands from February 17-21, 2014. The students stayed with Dutch families to experience Dutch culture and traditions. During their four day trip, they toured a school and town, visited museums in Amsterdam including Anne Frank's house, and debated global warming. They also went ice skating before returning home on February 21st after their adventure.
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- 1. COMENIUS 17-21 February 2014- the fifth international meeting of the Comenius programme and the project "Mission into the Future"
- 2. In the meeting in the Netherlands participated four students from our school: Mateusz Bocheński, Wiktoria Byczkowska, Aleksandra Grochowska and Krystian Klima.
- 3. Accommodation We were accommodated in the houses of Dutch families, so that we had a unique opportunity to experience and get to know the culture and traditions of this nation.
- 4. Our tours During the four-day stay in the country of tulips and windmills we toured the school Ichthus Lyceum in Driehuis, as well as the historic town of Haarlem with the windmill ,,De Adriaan”. We participated in a day- long trip to Amsterdam, where we visited the center of the art "Nemo", the Anne Frank Museum and we visited the city during boat trip on the canal.
- 7. We participated in the debate about global warming, expressing points of view related to climate change. We were also ice- skating.
- 9. Back home 21.02.2013 Everyone got up early, packed our things and went to the airport.
- 10. It’s the end Our adventure in the Netherlands came to an end.