Luka, Ana, Konrad and Manuel’s group >Introduction Erasmus is a project consisting in the meeting and cooperating of students of different countries. This time, the students came from Germany, Poland and Italy, and the theme was about “Living without borders”. In the 26th of may we arrived in Wroclaw, a city in the southern Poland.
>First Day The 27th of may the Erasmus activities started, and all of us had to go to the ZSE-O we Wrocławiu school and participate to a presentation about the plan for the following days and a speach about the settlement of polish and the connection with the past of Rita Steinhardt, a jew woman from Winsko who wrote a book about the holocaust. After a break, we divided in groups which had been sent in different classrooms, where we started to know each other and think about themes regarding words like “Expulsion”, “Resettlement” and “Emigration”. A little bit of break, and then at about 3.00 pm we were in the city centre for a challenge: we were divided in 7 groups which had to find the more dwarf statues around the centre they could, and take a photo with them. >Second Day We drove for a lot of hours to Krakow, a relevant city in Poland, where we visited the Wawel royal castle and the city centre. At the end we also visited the Schindler’s museum.
>Third Day We all met at the school’s hall where the italian students presented their talking map, built by them. Then the results of the competitions (one about the creation of the logos of the Erasmus project, and one about the dwarf hunt).