Visita al Parlamento Europeo a Bruxelles- impressioni degli studenti

Students' impressions of the visit to the European Institutions in Brussels

Thanks to this Erasmus project, in addition to meeting new friends, who I spent unforgettable moments with, I learned more about how European institutions work. I also thank our teachers, who decided to come with us, because with them we have experienced both fun moments and serious ones.

The European institutions we visited were really interesting, especially the European Parliament, which we visited during a plenary session, giving us the chance to see how a session works.

Manuel Carpenzano – 5ITC2

Group mobility Erasmus+ in Spain

Students’ impressions of the trip to Ourense, Spain

foto del prof. Di Natale

From April 12th to 18th, I had the opportunity to take part in an Erasmus experience in Ourense, a city in Galicia rich in history, culture, and traditions. It was an intense and enriching experience that allowed me to meet students from different countries, discover new customs, and compare myself with realities different from my own.

During this week, I was able to experience the international atmosphere that characterizes Erasmus projects, based on collaboration, cultural exchange, and sharing. In addition to the organized activities, it was very interesting to explore the city, its traditions, and the local lifestyle, all of which made the stay even more engaging.

Cruise trip in the Mediterranean.

CRUISE IN THE MEDITERRANEAN.

Naples

foto di Mary Grace

On February 5th 2025, we started our cruise trip in the Mediterranean. This was the most thrilling experience that I will treasure for the rest of my life. And hopefully, I’ll treasure others to come! The amount of memories I’ve made are indescribable- it was indeed a life-changing

experience. We left for this trip with a few teachers that had to keep an eye on us. Regardless, we enjoyed it very much. Our teacher fortunately, wasn’t too strict, she was on the opposite, even-tempered. Therefore, we even enjoyed spending time with her. I had the amazing opportunity to meet a businessman from Armenia* in the Jacuzzi.

Une matinée au théâtre Garibaldi

La Grande Alluvion

Le 9 janvier l’école a organisé une matinée au théâtre et nous avons assisté au spectacle “La Grande Alluvion”.

La pièce était focalisée sur les témoignages des survivants à la tragédie. Pendant la nuit, entre le 25 et 26 septembre, une violente tempête fait élever le niveau des ruisseaux qui traversent la ville portant destruction et mort. Pendant  2 heures la ville change son visage! Modica était appelée “la Vénice du Sud” pour son aspect.

Erasmus in Turchia.

STUDENTS’ IMPRESSIONS OF THE TRIP TO TURKEY

Erasmus project “Arts for Climate Change”

I have always been attracted by the idea of participating in an Erasmus project, and my school gave me the opportunity to fully experience it. I was hosted by a Turkish family who immediately showed themselves to be caring and welcoming. I spent an intense week, full of emotions and discoveries. It was wonderful to explore traditions different from our own, try their typical dishes, and share our days with the host girl. We communicated in English with the other students, which allowed us to improve and expand our knowledge. This experience helps to open the mind, appreciating new and varied ways of living, even if they are different from our own. I hope to meet soon the friends I made during this experience, but above all, the family that welcomed me so warmly for a week!

Daniela Di Martino

Esperienza in Portogallo

Uma viagem e muito mais:
un viaggio e non solo!

"If you travel and come back the same, you haven't been anywhere", a phrase that I always repeat to myself before leaving, the perfect summary of the nature of these experiences. Last month, I and 5 other students from our school left together with Mrs. Cataudella and Mrs. Roccasalva for a week in Portugal,where with other guys from other countries we took part in the Erasmus project “DIVERSE".

Impressions of the trip to Croatia

ITALIAN STUDENTS’ IMPRESSIONS OF THE TRIP TO CROATIA

On 8th March 2024 five other students from my school and I took part in the Erasmus+ project “Arts for climate change”. Destination: Croatia, Metkovic. The journey was about a week long. The six of us immediately got on really well, even though we have never seen each other. After a day spent in Zagreb, we caught a bus which was about 8 hours long, where we spent most of the time chatting and playing together and getting to know each other better. When we arrived in Metkovic we were welcomed by our host families. The first days our host families guided us in the city so we could settle in a little. Then, in the next few days, us, the Turkish group and Croatians made two projects. The first one was about building an eco-friendly city and the second one was about making a melody where we mimicked the sound of the rain with instruments that we made ourselves. We even visited nearby cities such as Dubrovnik, Rigotin, etc. And we spent every evening in a pub playing eight ball and having a lot of fun. During this week I got the chance to socialize with lots of people even though there was a language barrier which was actually really useful so that I could improve my English. I even got to know a new culture, especially after staying a whole week with my host family which I got along with really well. Overall, this was a really cool experience that I would never forget, and I’d recommend it to everyone.

Dario Buscema