Meeting in Igualada (6 -10 Nov 2012) POLAND
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The students and teachers from the Roman Czernecki Secondary School in Słupia, Poland participated in the international project "Wordcrossing" in Igualada, Spain from November 6-10, 2012. The delegation learned about the Spanish education system through participating in classes and visiting cultural sites like Montserrat and Barcelona. They met students from partner schools in Spain, Greece, Turkey, Italy and Romania to collaborate on project tasks and establish communication for future visits. The trip provided opportunities for cross-cultural exchange and learning about Catalonia.
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Poland is a country located in Central Europe with a population of over 38 million people. It has a diverse landscape that includes coastline on the Baltic Sea and mountains. Poland has a long history and was once the site of several capital cities. Today, Warsaw is the capital and the country has a democratic government and a growing economy focused on industry, agriculture, and services.
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This document provides information about several topics related to Spain, including:
- Population statistics and demographics for various regions in Spain
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- Spain's entry into the European Union in 1986
- Major rivers, mountains, and neighboring countries
- Languages spoken in Spain including Spanish and Catalan
- Religion and ethnicity breakdown
- Euro as the official currency
- Tourism and fishing as important industries
- Popular dances like flamenco and sardana
- Famous Spanish inventor Enric Bernat and his creation of Chupa Chups lollipops
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- 1. PARTNERSHIPS SCHOOL – PROGRAM COMENIUS Project „Wordcrossing" Słupia – Igualada From 6 to 10 November 2012
- 2. The students of the Roman Czernecki Secondary School in Słupia hosted in Spain From 6 to 10 November 2012, at the invitation of the Institute of Pere Vives Vich in Igualada in Catalonia (Spain), the delegation of the Roman Czernecki Secondary School in Słupia participated in the international project „Wordcrossing”. This project is being implemented under the „Project Partnership School - Comenius program”. School teachers were represented by Katarzyna Stępień - project coordinator, Małgorzata Szwaja - a teacher of mathematics and physics, and students: Marta Sobczyk, Justyna Wcisło, Paulina Bratek, Patryk Raczyński. The meeting was also attended by representatives of the five partner schools from Spain, Greece, Turkey, Italy and Romania.
- 3. The purpose of the meeting was to include: • knowledge of the participants • identify and assign tasks to perform in order to implement the project topic "Wordcrossing„ • set schedules for subsequent visits • knowledge of the education system in Spain • determine the functioning of the project website • establish the principles of mutual communication with each other
- 4. 6 November 2012 (Tuesday) Just before traveling to Igualada ...
- 6. On the plane
- 7. The world seen from the air
- 8. Barcelona Airport Look forward to the Spanish host and Greek delegation
- 9. 7 November 2012 (Wednesday)
- 10. The meeting with the school principal Rafael Carmona Téllez and coordinator of the project Anton-Maria Marimón Guasch
- 11. Students from our school participated in interesting school activities Catalan’s dance lesson
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- 14. Language classes
- 15. The game of scrabble ...
- 16. Justyna Wcisło and Marta Sobczyk made a presentation of the region in English
- 17. Teachers discussed detail design tasks
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- 21. Patryk Raczyński & Joan Roca Berini
- 22. Marta Sobczyk & Geòrgia Domènech Munoz
- 23. Justyna Wcisło & Berta Ribaudi Compete
- 24. Marta, Justyna, Berta and Georgia
- 25. 8 November 2012 (Thursday) Students took part in Physical Education classes and watched presentations of Catalonia and Spain
- 26. Marcel Jorba presented the website of the project "Wordcrossing"
- 27. After classes we visited Igualada
- 28. Asilo del Santo Cristo
- 29. Museo de la Piel de Igualada (Leather Museum in Igualada)
- 31. Trip to Montserrat Montserrat is a Benedictine monastery, located in the mountain massif of Montserrat in Catalonia 40 km northwest of Barcelona. It is located on the bizarre rock formations, 720 m above sea level. There is a statue of the Christ’s Mother. In 1811, Napoleon's army destroyed the original twelfth-century monastery, and the present church dates from 1874.
- 32. Montserrat
- 33. Montserrat
- 34. Montserrat
- 35. We learned Catalan cuisine ...
- 36. flam paella
- 37. 9 November 2012 (Friday) Trip to Barcelona PARK GÜELL In 1969, the Park GÜell was signed on the list of national treasures, and since 1984 the park is on the UNESCO World Heritage Site
- 38. PARK GÜELL
- 39. PARK GÜELL
- 40. PARK GÜELL
- 41. PARK GÜELL
- 42. PARK GÜELL
- 43. PARK GÜELL
- 44. PARK GÜELL
- 45. PARK GÜELL
- 46. SAGRADA FAMILIA Penitential Temple of the Holy Family - Art Nouveau church in Barcelona, Catalonia, which is regarded as a major achievement was designed by Antoni Gaudí. In 2005, the facade of the Nativity, and Sagrada Familia church crypt were signed on the UNESCO Heritage List in Europe.
- 47. SAGRADA FAMILIA
- 48. On the way to the port the Mediterranean ...
- 50. Port Vell main commercial port of Barcelona
- 55. An interesting plants of Catalonia
- 57. 10 November 2012 (Saturday) Everything what good quickly is ending... Before returning to the country
- 58. Barcelona Airport We are waiting for a plane to home ...
- 60. Just fly the plane and be home
- 61. See you in Greece THE END Photos : Katarzyna Stępień Małgorzata Szwaja Justyna Wcisło Paulina Bratek Marta Sobczyk Patryk Raczyński