Program wymiany

Kilka słów o programie. Jest po angielsku, ponieważ otrzymałem go przed chwilą w formie cyfrowej i nie mam niestety czasu by go tłumaczyć. To najnowsza wersja i różni się nieco (wizytą w Amsterdamie) od tego, co przedstawiłem rodzicom na spotkaniu organizacyjnym. 

Pierwsze dwa dni opisałem na blogu poniżej.

Dzisiaj (środa) planujemy warsztaty j. angielskiego o popularnych bajkach holenderskich.

Następnie zawody sportowe po południu także z młodzieżą z równoległej wymiany z Hiszpanii.

Jutro (czwartek) będzie ciężki tematycznie. Lekcja o Holokauście oraz wizyta w obozie koncentracyjnym w Vught. 

Po południu zwiedzanie miasteczka Den Bosch. 

W piątek to, na co wszyscy czekają!!!! EFTELING!!! Park rozrywki. 

W piątek wyjeżdżamy. 

Poniżej program wymiany:

Środa – Oss

 M3B

Student exchange programme 2014

Part one: 23 – 28 March

Contents

·       Introduction

·       Exchange programme

·       Rules and guidelines

·       Contacts

Introduction

Dear student,

How wonderful that you have decided to participate in this exchange. We have tried our very best to come up with an interesting and fun programme and we have succeeded, if I may say so myself. To make this a successful and fun week for yourself and for your guest it is important that you and your parents read the Rules and Guidelines in this book.

During this week you will be doing activities and assignments in groups or with your partner. Some of the activities will take place at school and others will take place elsewhere.

We hope it will be a positively unforgettable week for all of you.

Have fun!

Mr Sieben,

Ms Wolvekamp,

Ms Mulders.

      

            

Exchange programme

Sunday 23	Welcome
6:50	Arrival at Maaslandcollege.

Monday 24	Let’s get started!
8:30	Assembly in 050.
8:30	Word of welcome, introducing teachers.
8:35	Speech Dhr Megen (principal).
8:45	Opening game: Fruitsalad.
9:20	Other games.
11:30	Lunch (Bring your own). Tidy up area.
12:30	Instructions competition and programme. Announcement teams.
13:00	Students think of a team name and look for info on weapons/shields. Each student makes his own design on A4. Teams mash up their designs into 1 big weapon on A3.
15:00	Hand in all designs. Clean up.
15:10	First challenge. Tour through school.

16:00	Workshops: Cooking in 150 and 050. Mas, Maartje, Kabir, Jurgen, Giel, Stan, Mike, Alek, Jay Drumming/ dance in 031. Isa, Amber, Jessy Ray, Dennis, Roel, Jules, Steven, Tim, Remco Drama in 032. Perry, Daantje, Sophie, Dave, Rutger, Vikki, Robin, Nina, Selcuk
18:00	Dinner at school in 050.
20:00	Time to go home.

Tuesday 25	Amsterdam
8:50	Gather at swimming pool parking lot. Go to Amsterdam by bus at 9:00.
10:30	Body worlds exhibition.
12:30	Second Challenge and lunch (bring your own).
13:00	Visit memorial monument.
14:00	Free time.
16:00	Back to Oss.

Wednesday 26	Fairytales and sports
8:20	Lesson on Fairytales in 294 & 295.
10:40	Work on script in 294 & 295.
12:40	Lunch (bring your own).
13:10	Third challenge.
14:10	Sports competition with class M3c and their Spanish partners.
16:30	Time to go home.

Thursday 27	History
8:20-10:20	Lesson at school about WWII in 294 & 295.
11:00	Gather at swimming pool parking lot. Bus to Vught at 11:15.
12:00	Camp Vught tour.
13:30	To Den Bosch. Lunch (Bring your own).
14:00	City puzzle tour.
15:30	Fourth challenge. Free time.
17:00	Back to Oss.

Friday 28	Parting is such sweet sorrow…
9:00	Take baggage to 032. Assembly in front of the school.
9:30	Bus to the Efteling. Bring some pocket money for dinner!
13:00	Final challenge. Lunch (Bring your own). Dinner.
18:00	Back to Oss.
19:15	And the winnars are…!!
20:00	Departure Polish students.

Rules and guidelines

No smoking, no drinking!

That also means you cannot offer alcohol to your partner at home. They are a guest and their parents rely on us to act responsibly and drinking at your age is illegal.

Be on time!

Buses ride on a schedule and therefore cannot wait for you. If you are late, one of the teachers will have to stay behind to wait for you and then travel back with you by train or taxi. You will have to pay for those extra expenses!!

Speak English at all times.

It is very impolite to speak another language when others cannot understand you. It may make them feel uncomfortable. If you have a problem expressing yourself, ask someone for help.

On top of these three rules all other normal school rules apply.

I would also like to give you a few guidelines as to how you can be a good host.

As you can probably imagine, it can be a bit scary sometimes to be away from home in a strange and foreign family. In a few weeks’ time you are going to be in that position yourself. Whether it is going to be a pleasant experience will also depend on how you and your partner treat each other.

 A good host will try to make his guest feel at ease and try to make sure that he (or she) doesn’t feel alone or get bored. During your free time you are allowed to do what you normally do, such as going to a training or a match, or perhaps a birthday or to family, but take into account that he is going to be coming with you. Make sure you introduce your guest to the people you meet there and if possible ask those people to talk English too. Of course, you are also allowed to grab a movie or hang out with other students. Just make sure either your parents or one of the teachers knows where you are.