Hello!!!

Agnieszka, Polish Coordinator, sent us a brief about some of the activities we are going to do:

Monday and Tuesday – school visit, work on the project, students will take part in some activities prepared for them.

Wednesday – a trip (about 2.30 hours drive) to a nice place where students and teachers will learn to dance a traditional Polish dance (we will need trainers  or shoes with white rubber sole): http://www.zespolslask.pl/pl/galerie/9914/palac/

Thursday and Friday – workshops in a museum, puppet theatre, city game, tour of the city.

All the activities will finish at 2-3pm. (except Wednesday) and the afternoons will be free.

During the visit students from each country will have to present a presentation: My city – present and past.

Esperem els vostres comentaris!!!!

• Wroclaw is the largest city in western Poland.
• It is on the River Oder, 350 kilometres from the Baltic Sea to the north and 40 kilometres from the Sudeten Mountains to the south.
• It is the historical capital of Silesia and Lower Silesia.
• The city became part of Poland in 1945, as a result of the border changes after the Second World War.
• The population of Wrocław in 2014 was 634,487, making it the fourth-largest city in Poland.
• In 2016, the city will be the European Capital of Culture and the World Book Capital.
• The city’s name in various other languages is: German: Breslau, Silesian German: Brassel, and Latin: Vratislavia or Budorgis or Wratislavia.
• People born or living in the city are known as “Vratislavians” (Polish:Wrocławianie).
• The city of Wrocław was originated at the intersection of two trade routes, the Via Regia and the Amber Road.
• Wrocław is one of the warmer cities in Poland. The annual temperature is 9.8 °C .The coldest month is January (average temperature −0.5 °C), with snow being common in winter, and the warmest is July (average temperature 19.9 °C). The highest temperature in Wrocław was 8 August 2015 (+38.9 °C). The lowest temperature was 8 January 1985 (−29.4 °C).
• The city is now divided into 48 osiedles (districts).
• Wrocław is the third largest educational centre of Poland, with 135,000 students in 30 colleges which employ some 7,400 staff.

• Wroclaw és el nom de la capital de la Baixa Silèsia, al sud-oest de Polònia, situada a la riba del riu Oder.
• És la principal ciutat i el centre administratiu de la província.
• Després de Varsòvia, és el segon centre financer de Polònia.
• És la quarta ciutat més gran de Polònia.
• Wrocław és el nom en polonès, Breslau en alemany, Vratislav en txec i Vratislavia en llatí.
• El nom de la ciutat es deu al seu suposat fundador, el duc bohemi Vratislau I.
• La ciutat té nombrosos afluents i canals, i s’estén sobre un total de 12 illes, les quals estan interconnectades per 112 ponts. És a causa dels seus nombrosos ponts i passarel·les que Wroclaw és denominada la Venècia de Polònia.
• Escampats per tot el nucli antic, hi ha un total d’unes 95 estàtues de follets amb posicions diferents.
• Wroclaw compta amb un total de nou museus, deu teatres, una òpera, una opereta, una filarmònica i un teatre de titelles.
• L’aeroport de la ciutat es diu Copèrnic.

Hola!!!!

Ja estem preparant la pròxima trobada d’escoles a Wroclaw (Polònia) des del diumenge 29 de Maig fins dissabte 4 de Juny.

Aprofitarem les activitats que la ciutat celebra per haver estat anomenada, juntament amb la ciutat basca de Sant Sebastià, Capital Europea de la Cultura 2016.

Us mantindrem informats!!!

Hello friends!

Here you can watch the video some  students and teachers recorded to introduce themselves to the European partners!

Thank you Eva!! Thank you Ana!!

https://www.facebook.com/SalesiansBadalona/videos/vb.225470194235082/900862420029186/?type=2&theater

Hola!!!

Aquí podeu veure el Logo del projecte VIRTUAL MUSEUM digitalitzat per poder aparèixer arreu d’Europa tot identificant-nos!

Gràcies David i Joan Pau  per la vostra feina a l’ordinador!!!

Best wishes for all of you!!!