Power of the nature

The frogs release hundreds of eggs  near the rocks, but only a little part of them will survive because the other part will be eaten.

Mushrooms are very important for the forest because a lot of animals eat them and also because they decompose organic material that is very important for the healthy of the forest.

This old machine was used to separate grain from the case. It is made by wood and if a part of it is broken, you can repair it easily.
Work made by the Italian group.

At the trainstation in Dusseldorf. Happy! Excited!

German guys are waiting...

....for their guests ;-)
Excited about the coming exchange week, the german pupils and teachers are waiting for their guests arrival. We hope you will have a wonderful and enriching time in Aachen!

Day 3 in Cornwall

Thursday  was devoted to the Camel trail. We went biking along the River Camel from Wadebridge to Padstow, which is small town by the Camel estuary. A very pitoresque part of Cornwall where we and the kids enjoyed lunch in the sun. We also had some time to explore Padstow.

Tonight we will say farewell to our Comenius friends. The teachers will have a farewell dinner and the students will have time to go bowling

 Padstow

Day 2 in Cornwall

Day two of the Comenius Adventure.....

This day we traveled to the Eden Project, a giant biosphere contruction.Eden Project claims to have the largest artificial rainforest in the world. We do not doubt that.  

First day in Liskeard

Today we had a lovely day with our Comenius friends. We started out early at St Cleer school. We had a "Tree Treasure Hunt".

St Cleer

After lunch we went to Golitha Falls Woodland and had a guided tour by Ken Preston. Ken is a biologist and expert on plants and fungi. He is also a reknowed author and has participation in several BBC productions. Afterwards we where invited to the home of Mrs Colleen Fleming where we enjoyed Cornish Cream Tea.

 Ken Preston

First stop in London for the Swedish group with 24 hours of seightseeing. In a day we are meeting up with our friends in Cornwall. We really look forward to that!

                                                             Tower of London




The River Thames

London Eye

The Palace of Westminister