Our team took part in the working visit in Szent Istvan Gymnasium et Iskola in Mako, Hungary. We spent there seven days (22-29 September 2011). The programme was really interesting, full of work and fun. At the opening ceremony each team presented a dance and we learnt a beautiful Hungarian song. Later we worked on the „Tolerance Glossary” attending ICT workshops. We also presented our countries at „Family and Health Day”. During the event we also worked in international teams to do project tasks such as creating a wall of tolerance, solving quizzes about partner countries, taking part in „trust game”, playing sports with disabled people and attending joint drama workshops.
During our trip to the beautiful Hungarian capital we visited „Invisible Exhibition” which is organized in the way that the visitors can experience the world of blind people. It was one of the most valuable moments of the whole project which allowed us to become more aware of the needs and feelings of disabled people. While visiting Szeged we could see a synagogue what gave us an opportunity to broaden our knowledge of a different religion.
A very exciting part of the visit was the sports afternoon when we learnt a very popular Hungarian game „meta” and also played volleyball and football.
The visit was also an excellent occasion to strengthen the intercultural bonds and develop interpersonal skills. We brought home great memories and we have a strong feeling that we are becoming more and more conscious citizens of Europe and tolerant people.
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