Péntek, day to say goodbye

 Friday was our last day in Hungary. We started by meeting at school to watch a movie about technology addictions that we really enjoyed. When the Portuguese arrived at the school, they split us into two groups to do different workshops. The first one was to make a brochure on the advantages and disadvantages of technology, and in the second one, we did several dynamic activities related to technology addiction.

When we finished, we went to a buffet to eat, and we all had a great time together, laughing and singing. Afterwards, everyone went home to get ready, and then we went back to school to celebrate a farewell party. They made a cake, gave us diplomas, and we sang and danced typical songs from all countries. It was a lot of fun!

After the party at the school, we said goodbye to the Portuguese, some Hungarians, and the Turkish. Then, we went to a pub to party where we met a lot of new people and had a great time. When it was time to go home, some Spaniards and Hungarians went to one of their houses to continue partying.

It was a very long day, but super cool!

Vasárnap. We start the Hungarian mobility

 On April 23rd, we started our journey to Hungary with a lot of excitement and some nervousness because we didn't know what to expect in Central Europe.

We left for Budapest on a flight at 9:30 am the same day. We didn't get much sleep during the one-hour flight, but we did have a little bit of time to buy some food for the next flight. While some of us watched a TV show, others slept, and a few made new friends.

After we arrived in Budapest, we picked up our bags and took a bus to Hatvan, where we would spend our time. We felt hot and experienced some turbulence during the flight.

Once we reached Hatvan, our companions greeted us warmly and with lots of energy for the adventure ahead. We all had some time to go home, and later, most of us met up again to explore the village and eat pizza. We were surprised by the village's beauty and the rich history it had.

Hello World

 Hello people from the digital world,

Agustinos Alicante is back with another Erasmus Plus project. It's called 'Log in back the real life'. We have partner schools from Turkey, Hungary and Portugal, and we have the assistance of ' ARDA Consulting & Education' an educational enterprise from  Berlin, Germany. 

During  the next two  years we are going   to relate here the mobilities done in the different schools participating in the project. So subscribe in order not to miss any post from the mobility.

In this project we aim to investigate the digital addiction among our students and to find solutions to this problem that has become a major concern in our society.