Important meeting at the language department to talk about our V Study Trip to the British Isles to Dublin (Easter 2016).
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.
Dublin is the option we have in mind and that most students voted for.
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.
+ Its music (one example)
- The flight is around 230€ (that was the cost of the flight this year of the group that went)
- 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.
Some videos to watch:
Some videos to watch:
Dublin is the capital and largest city of Ireland. Dublin is in the province of Leinster on Ireland's east coast, at the mouth of the River Liffey. The city has an urban area population of 1,110,627.It was founded as a Viking settlement, the Kingdom of Dublin became Ireland's principal city following the Norman invasion.
ResponderEliminarThis study trip to Dublin, I think it will be one of the best because it a beautiful city. In the day the trip is going to do there is, also, a party, St Patrick’s Day. Saint Patrick's Day, or the Feast of Saint Patrick, is a cultural and religious celebration held on 17 March, the traditional death date of Saint Patrick (c. AD 385–461), the foremost patron saint of Ireland.
These trips are quite useful because you stay in a host family and you have to speak English if you want communicate. In these kinds of trips you learn English and your pronunciation improve. I went to Bath and I enjoyed very much and learnt much English and English expressions.
I recommend going to a trip to UK even once in life. You will discover a new culture and different places from Spain. The trip to Dublin is single experience. In Dublin you will learn English enjoying with your friends and you will be able to see St Patrick’s Day. If I were in the school next year, I would go without thinking it!
Dublin is a perfect city for tray also you can practice your english if your will go .
ResponderEliminarYou can will go dublin castell , museum for example decoratives arts and history museum ect.
You will learning of the history of Dublin if you go of the `` CATEDRAL DE LA SANTISIMA TRINIDA ´´ . You go according your hobits of the library chester . The people of Dublin have to others customs for example in food Boxty is a cake of potatoes , in music the dubliners are stars of music folk ect . The day SAN PATRICK´S IS VERY IMPORTAN , they celebrate cristiana , they recall the pattern of isalnd ireland ``SAN PATRICK´S´´.
I am María López Ruiz de cuarto A.