March 16th, 2023

Teacher: Lorena Verdier Cabrera

There’s no doubt travelling is one of the most memorable experiences you can ever have. This trip to Canada filled us with a range of emotions: joy, excitement, adventure and moments that changed us forever. 

The most challenging part of the trip was facing the fact of moving along the city on our own. Staying with host families gave us the opportunity to get to know their culture, taste their food and enrich our language. We got to meet people from all over the world while attending lessons, being English essential for communication. 

All the beautiful places we visited delighted our eyes. For some of us it was the first time feeling the snow on our faces and touching its softness, for most it was even the first trip on our own.  We were lucky enough to be able to go to Vancouver, learn in the classes, visit its attractions, meet new people, grow as human beings and enjoy this unforgettable experience.

This was far more than a group of students, we became a group of friends. 

«The best trip I had and will ever have». Santiago Molina Garófalo, student of 2.º BD Científico

«The trip to Canada was an unforgettable experience not just for all the fun activities we did, but also because of the things we learnt about English and other cultures. In addition to this, we were able to chat with people from all around the world and made really good friends. I believe I’m speaking for everyone when I say I came back with glorious memories». Sofía Morel Roure, student of 2.º BD Científico

«It was a great experience that helped me improve my English». Jue Sheng (Lili) Wu Ma, student of 2.º BD Biológico

«Definitely a life changing trip! I’m so glad I had the opportunity of experiencing it. Thank you!». Emilia Esteves De Aurrecoechea, student of 2.º BD Biológico

Fourteen Secondary students and two teachers flew to Canada as members of the first academic and cultural experience of 2023. The journey took part from 27 January to 11 February.

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