Discovering Dublin (Our Philosophy teacher's hint)
After our success with our IV Study trip to UK: Chester, we are already thinking about next year.
We've got two options in mind: Dublin and Edinburgh
Let's see the advantages and disadvantages:
>>> DUBLIN (2014-2015 example of one group that went this year).
If we do it, they will not increase the price of trip, that is, 530€. Therefore, this would be the fifth consecutive year that the total cost of the trip (school + flight + activities + coach to Málaga) is not more expensive than 800€!!!!
+ You pay in Euros, so we don't have to change.+ The cost of the trip is fair enough.
+ Nice small city (Tourist information about the city). I have been there several times and I can assure you it is a wonderful city.
+ Possibility to visit the harbour of Howth, the harbour of Dún Laoghaire, Galway or Cork.
+ We have never been there, so students who have participated in our previous experiences could still go.
+ Host families are usually concentrated in an area of the city.
+ The weather may be a bit better than in Edinburgh, but you still have got the four seasons in one day, that is, you can have sun, rain, wind, cold.... on the same day.
- The flight is around 230€ (that was the cost of the flight this year of the group that went)
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- We don't know about the school, but it is in the centre of Dublin.
- Possibility of visiting one of the most famous pubs in Dublin: Temple Bar.
- Unique opportunity: on 17th Marh they celebrate St Patrick's Day (the greatest Irish festivity)
- One-day guided trip to Galway for just 25€ per person.
>>> EDINBURGH (you've got loads of information in my site and in this blog in STUDY TRIP TO UK & VIAJE DE ESTUDIOS)
+ Quite useful for students in 4º ESO as we have the reader Braveheart.+ We know the school and we've got a lot of information about everything we can do (visit to Stirling and its castle).
+ There are plenty of things to do in the city. It is full of history, literature and excitment.
+ You can read our diary and the school offers the possibility of different activities to do in the evening (disco, games room...)
+ You can have a look at all the photos we took during our stay.
- It could be more expensive as we pay in pounds.
- We have already been there, although it was 4 years ago.
- You pay in pounds, so we would have to change our euros into pounds.
- We had some problems with accomodation, but I believe it was due to external causes, so the Spanish agency working for us has promised us that we wouldn't have this problem this time.
- A much bigger city than Dublin so the students would perhaps be more scattered around than in Dublin, with regard to the host families.
- Four years ago we were extremely lucky with the weather, but it is usually colder and worse than in Dublin.
If I could give my opinion, my choice would be Dublin.
ResponderEliminarI prefer Dublin, I could pay in Euros!
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ResponderEliminarIn my opinion Dublin is better than Edinburgh because we can pay in euros.
ResponderEliminarI prefer Dublin.
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ResponderEliminarJulia Ruiz 3ºB
I prefer Dublin <3
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ResponderEliminarI prefer Dublin
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