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Alessia, Lucia, Alessandro and Francesco’s work

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Giuseppe, Fabiana, Luigi and Arthur’s work

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Our study trip to Ireland with MLA was an amazing experience that we will always remember. We had the chance to learn English, discover a new culture, and have fun with our classmates. During the trip, there were three things that we enjoyed the most.

One of the things we liked the most were the excursions. We visited beautiful places, learned about Irish culture, and had a lot of fun with our friends.For us Dublin was the best. Another thing we really enjoyed was the Irish dance lesson. It was something new and exciting, and even if it was a bit difficult at first, we all laughed and danced together. The third thing we loved were the activities. Every day there was something different to do, like games, sports, or creative workshops. These moments helped us make new friends and enjoy our time more. We would improve the accommodations and the organization of the staff and the activities.

It was an unforgettable experience!

Arthur Serino

Fabiana Cutillo

Giuseppe Lettera

Luigi Mamoli

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Participating in the summer camp at the University of Galway was more than an academic opportunity—it was an immersive journey that blended learning, nature, and a touch of Irish magic. The workshops broke away from the typical classroom model: we debated ethical questions, explored Irish symbols, and collaborated on creative challenges that made each session feel fresh and intellectually alive. Even though all the students were Italian, the shared experience in a foreign setting created a strong sense of community—we weren’t just classmates, we became a team discovering a new culture together. Galway itself played a starring role: its vibrant streets, live music, and the ever-changing weather made every walk through the city feel like a scene from a novel. Looking back, this experience not only deepened our curiosity but also reminded us that true learning often begins when we step beyond the familiar and allow ourselves to be transformed by the unexpected.

2 More food choices in particular for breakfast

There were no towel racks in the bathroom to hang our towels in the accomodations.

3 Roberta and Giulia: no, because  we’ve already taken part in a study holiday for two years in a row. Next year, we’ll be turning eighteen, so we’d like to celebrate that event in a different way.

Daniele has to pass an exam to get his high school diploma

Roberto has to play a lot of tennis tournaments