CLASSES

 During the exange we had lots of trips but also we had to go to class.

This year our Irish partners are doing transition year (TY), wich is a course in wich they try to find what they would like to study. So, they have a big variety of subject like swiming, home economics, business, junnk couture. Although they have the the typical ones, such as maths, chemistry, English, etc. They also don´t have exams nor homework.

Many teachers gave class and explained us what we had to do. Others like Irish´s teacher taught us with the Irish students the basics of Gaelic. Also they are doing a musical so we lernt the dances and we had a great time.








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