RYBNIK

This year the camp was set in Poland, in particular at the «zespół szkół urszulańskich» in Rybnik.

Italian students who took part in the camp: Camilla Fasoli Noemi Negri Riccardo Lollini Simone Frassoni Cristina Galli Some of us with our hosts

31/03/2014 – First Day

Our journey started on Monday afternoon, when we had the flight from Bergamo to Krakow.

In the evening we arrived in Rybnik, and our new «brothers and sisters» received us in the school.

We spent the evening with them in their houses.

On Tuesday morning Polish students presented their school and we attended an English lesson.

Then we had a walk around Rybnik: we visited the Main Square, the S. Antonio’s basilica and the communist theatre of the city.

Main square of Rybnik

In the afternoon we left for Auschwitz and we visited the concentration camps of Auschwitz and Birkenau.

It was really striking and moving seeing with our own eyes the places of this terrible tragedy.

On Wednesday we rolled out of bed at 5.30 a.m.!

In the morning we visited Krakow and in the afternoon we went to the Wieliczka

Salt Mine

History lessons…

The Wawel Cathedral and the St. Mary’s Basilica

The collegium maius Krakow) The

Wieliczka Salt Mine

It was the last day of the camp, so we did some workshops about human rights.

We make some Power Point presentations and also a sculpture!

Ideas about student rights

We worked and then… we played!

Free time with our friends

• The Comenius Camp is an experience which helps you to grow up and to make new friends.

• It was a great occasion to improve our English skills.

• This camp allowed us to know different people with different cultures. Those differences can enrich the relationships with other people.

• Spending time with foreign guys and speaking with them in English is a beautiful way to make new friends!

• Finally, it’s been a beatiful experience from the human and cultural point.

Time to say goodbye