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Day 1 - 13th March
The day was sunny and nice. The Portuguese teachers met our guests in front of  "Alfredo" restaurant downtown.
We all enjoyed a nice traditional Portuguese dish and dessert.
That was step one for an amazing adventure in Portugal.
Students and teachers were tired but happy to be in such a nice country, all eager to learn more about our cultural heritage.

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day 2 - 14th March
Partners were picked up in front of each hotel and we all joined together in the auditorium of D. Dinis School where the headmaster and the Portuguese team welcomed our international guests.
After the coffe break, the netherlands team could present their workshop and we have leant how to dance and sing some interesting traditional songs.
Before lunchbreak, the group was introduced to a special class from D. Dinis. PIEF class: an Integrated Education and Training Program class which is integrated into a socio-educational measure which aims to promote compliance with compulsory education and social inclusion, conferring a 2nd or 3rd grade school qualification.This class has young people with a very specific profile, like: situations of school dropout; age gap compared to the level of education attended; indications/practice of delinquent behaviour; serious psychological problems; victims of child labour, victims of domestic violence or other kind of violence. They showed the Erasmus group traditional gipsy songs and dances.
After lunch, all the group integrated several sports activities in order to break the ice. Everyone had a nice time.
At the end of the day theTurkish team presented us a nice workshop with an amazing traditional dance involving the entire group.
It was the end of an amazing first day.

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Day 3 - Travelling around Aveiro and Costa Nova

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Day 3 - Travelling around Aveiro and Costa Nova

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day 3- 15th March

In a cloudy morning the group started a trip heading to Aveiro, where everyone could enjoy a gastronomical worshop learning how to do soft eggs. It was quite a sweet experience!

After that, the group visited the Salines.The salt production has always played a major role in the economy of Aveiro region. What used to be a thriving economic activity has somehow decreased in the last years. Only a few salt ponds have remained. In the Eco-Museum the international team could learn a lot about the salt extraction process.

After such an amazing experience. we had a nice lunch and continued our trip to Costa Nova. The most picturesque aspect of Costa Nova is its coast road along which a line of wooden huts that are painted in brightly coloured stripes alternating with white. Built by fishermen as shelters and equipment stores, the huts have now been converted into rather characteristic holiday homes.

Even with a cold wind some couldn't resist trying the chilly water of the Atantic.

After a tiring but enriching day, we all went back to Coimbra to have dinner and rest.

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That was the day for sightseeing. We could all appreciate a walking around the city and could enjoy the beauties of a city full of history and traditions. It was a perfect opportunity to visit the University of Coimbra as well as the most essential parts of the downtown area. The famous Street of Sofia which is  the epicentre of student life, with its vivid and memorable architectural peculiarities.
After that awesome open-air class about the history, society and traditions of Coimbra and Portugal, the group was free to have lunch and then go back to school where we could attend  the Polish workshop.
At the end of the afternoon the group could all listen to a Jazz performance presented by students of the 10th grade of Professional Course of Jazz Instrumentists from Coimbra Music Conservatory.
The night was quite different...students went for a Pizza all togetehr and the teachers could enjoy a nice traditional portugese meal.

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Day 5 started early at Escola Secundária D. Dinis, where students were presented with an arts and crafts workshop. Students could take a souvenir from Coimbra made by themselves: a traditional fado guitar!
Then, the theatre group presented the coronation of King Dinis where some of international students also participated.
After lunch, the group departed to Condeixa to visit the Museum P.O.ROS, and could learn about the presence of the Roman Empire in Portugal.
The night was quite special. It was our farewell dinner with nice food, nice performances of students and GEFAC - a  Etnographic and Folk Group that presented several songs and dances from Portugal.
Finally, we were all amazed with some hidden talents that brightened the night.

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Day 6 - Time to say farewell and goodbye

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Day 6 - Time to say farewell and goodbye

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The last day started at 10 at school auditorium with a workshop about Fado and traditional dance routines.
Then, the activities were evaluated, certificated were distributed and we all took a fantastic family picture.
At the end of the week we were really a family, full of good wishes and feelings.
Module 2 of the Project Cultural Heritage  and Social Inclusion in an International Optic was fully completed, with a sense of belonging and friendship that will last for long.