This document introduces three Danish students - Anna, Amalie, and Kathrine. It provides details about each of their backgrounds and interests. It then describes a typical school day for students in Denmark, noting they ride bikes or take public buses to school starting at 8am, with lessons lasting 1.5 hours and breaks every 90 minutes. The document also shares information about Svendborg High School, the large school of 1200 pupils that two of the students attend, located in the 23rd largest town in Denmark. It concludes by expressing excitement to meet students in Cairo for an upcoming exchange program.

1. WE AREAmalie, Anna and Kathrine

2. AnnaMy name is Anna Bich-Thuy Nguyen. I am 16 years old and in my spare time I play piano and badminton. My family is originally from Vietnam, but I am born in Denmark. AmalieMy name is Amalie Damgaard Hansen and I am 16 years old. I live at home with my parents who both are working in a kindergarten. I have my own horse.KathrineMy name is KathrineLefoliMaibom and I am 17 years old. In my spare time I play a lot of handbold and spend time with my friends.

3. A normal day in ourschoolWe get up around 6.30 am and eat breakfast. We do not have school busses like you. Every single day we ride to school by bike or we take the local busses. The lessons begin at 8 o’clock and if you are late you will miss the whole lesson. One lesson takes one and a half hour. Our days are mostly from 8am-3.15pm with breaks every 90th minute.

4. Svendborg HighSchoolThis is a part of our school. It is a big school with 1200 pupils, and actually one of the biggest high schools in Denmark even though Svendborg is only the 23rd biggest town.

5. A part of the inside of the school

6. We are looking forward to meeting all of you next year in Cairo. We hope the cooperation with you guys will be instructive and exiting.DenmarkEgypt