Erasmus week- Neustrelitz

On Friday morning we reached the school and worked in international groups of four students. Each group had to draw something related to the environment on the six faces of a cube and then assemble it.

After lunch, we said goodbye to the Finnish students and teachers who were the first to leave; then, each group presented their favourite face of the cube and explained the reason why they had chosen it.

And now, before you leave, have fun with this puzzle.

Neustrelitz - jigsaw puzzle (270 pieces)

On Thursday morning , all the groups presented their pre-task. There was also the feedback on the afternoon activities, with the winning team of the fun water photos contest being awarded ..... a cake!

Then, at around 10 am we reached a nearby famous tourist resort and climatic spa called Waren, at the northern end of&nbsp;Lake Müritz, the second largest lake in Germany and the largest lake located entirely within German territory. It was time for another funny boat trip: we could choose either a rowing boat or a paddle boat. 

Our Erasmus week started on Sunday 15th May in a sort of hard way. Firstly we woke up really early because we had to meet at 5.15 am in front of our school. When we were all together, we left Cuneo to go to Milano Linate airport. On the way, almost everybody slept until we reached the airport.

Once there, we quickly did the check-in. However, during the cabin baggage screening, there were two funny episodes: firstly our schoolmate Francesco tried to go through security with his phone in his pocket. It was not a smart choice. Secondly, Giacomo quietly followed him, but he had a piece of parmesan in his backpack which was mistaken for a pack of cocaine. He was also given a drug test, strangely negative.

Luca Bongiovanni "Ucagay" Vittorio Gelindo Cravanzola Francesca Eeve Giroldo Francesca Rose Guida Simone Pocho Lops Simone Fang Mugnaini Francesco Crow Ramello Giacomo Buzz Simon

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In the week from 15/05 to 21/05 we went to Neustrelitz, in Germany, to take part in the final event of the Erasmus project that we started online in March and continued in April. As pre-task, each group had to bring a bottle of water from their local lakes and create a presentation with the information about the lakes. In this book you will find a summary of the entire week.

Each group had to take funny photos in different places in Neustrelitz. The goal of the game was to get to know the city and some of its characteristic places better. When we finished, everyone got back home and enjoyed the dinner with their hosts.

While the others were enjoying their boat trip , those who didn't feel like rowing, were tasting a delicious cake.

On the last day, after saying goodbye to our friends and families, we reached Berlin airport. Our flight to Milano was scheduled to leave at about half past two p.m., but unfortunately got cancelled, so we waited in the airport for the next flight, which was at half past nine p.m!

In the morning of the second day we were in the chemistry lab for the water analysis. We had brought a sample of the water from the Beinette's lake and a lake near Borgo San Dalmazzo.

In the morning: chemistry experiments with water and then Virtual Reality experience.

After this we boarded the plane to Berlin airport, it was a smooth flight. In Berlin, we took two trains to get to Neustrelitz,and while we were waiting for the second one, we had a quick lunch. Our host families were waiting for us, except for Simone, who had to wait for one hour before the family arrived.

Our hosts showed us the house and then we finally had dinner. Time to finish emptying the suitcases it was already late and therefore, tired because of the long journey, we went to sleep.

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ERASMUS “Living Environment - sustainable life in European regions”- 15-21 May 2022

In the afternoon, we had an exciting paddle in the dragon boat on the Ziemmer See, Neustrelitz's main lake. The area is full of lakes, all connected  by canals.

The first day in Neustrelitz started in a pretty shocking way: lessons begin at 7:45 at Gymnasium Carolinum! We had set the alarm at least an hour and a half before, so we spent a lot of time just waiting. Once at school, we visited the lake in front of it, called Glammi, while we collected the rubbish that had been left on the ground the day before. After having eaten the fabulous pasta with würstel, the teachers divided us into different international groups.

DAY 3

In the afternoon of the third day the group split into two again: some of us went to Berlin with our hosts, the others visited Neustrelitz Tiergarten, i.e. the zoo, and then had some other activities with the host families, such as water-skying.

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