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LUDOVICA MOJOLI, A STUDENT OF OUR INSTITUTE AND PARTICIPANT IN VARIOUS ERASMUS, EXPRESSED A SMALL THOUGHT ABOUT THE SITUATION THAT THE WORLD IS LIVING.

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LUDOVICA MOJOLI, A STUDENT OF OUR INSTITUTE AND PARTICIPANT IN VARIOUS ERASMUS, EXPRESSED A SMALL THOUGHT ABOUT THE SITUATION THAT THE WORLD IS LIVING.

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In these months I felt like I was crossing the ocean during a storm.
A storm called Coronavirus.
Our ship Italia wasn’t prepared and it would never want to meet this tragic event.
Newspapers and online sites were full of news about this situation and Italians (but also the rest of the world) were very frightened about.
At school we study a lot of Italian poets and some of them like Boccaccio and Manzoni wrote about pandemic situations.
When I was reading their poems, I always thought it was something very old, something that in our era couldn’t have happened.
My grandmother used to tell me about how she lived during the Second World War.
All these stories for me were only anecdotes of past times…
In 2020, could a pandemic exist? I thought no, but I was wrong.
And for this reason, I have to say that I also lived a war.
Coronavirus stopped our lives, changed our lifestyles, removed us from our loved ones’ arms.
With the aim to reduce the spread of the virus the countries governments had to take some strict decision.
Coronavirus has taken with it a part of our lives: we won’t have memories.
For this reason, most of students didn’t spend time in school, they didn’t see their teachers and classmates and we could not continue our Erasmus+ project.
I really hope to see you as soon as possible but most of all I hope my country and the others find out new solutions to re-start.
Together we can do it!

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The theme of this Erasmus was to deal with an important subject: ethics in sport. If you are curious, click here to learn more about this topic!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y5LnFQcjlmM&feature=youtu.be

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The purchases would certainly not be missed!

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If we had left, we would certainly have tasted Polish cuisine!
For example the Pieorogi, a
boiled ravioli in butter.

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In Kwidzyn there is a library with a statue of Józef Piłsudski on the outside.

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There is also a train station.

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In Kwidzyn there is a school of Management!

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We would have been to Malbork for a day.

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Surely we would have visited the cathedral with the bell tower of San Giovanni Evangelista!

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On March 29th, 2020 we should have left for Kwidizyn, a small town in the north of Poland. Unfortunately, because of the Covid-19 pandemic, we never left. However, this did not prevent us from imagining what our Erasmus Plus would have been like in Poland!