DANCING CZARDAS
Nine teachers and twenty-three students from four secondary schools in Germany, The Czech Republic, Switzerland and Spain visited the Bródy Imre Gimnázium, Szakközépiskola és Ami in Ajka, from the 3rd to the 7th of November 2009. They received us both teachers and students with typical Hungarian dances superbly performed by some of their pupils. Czardas final fast tempo spread among us all , and we kept that spirit all through our stay in Ajka since we took part in the many and very interesting activities the Hungarian school had planned for us and which included a short trip to the charming city of Veszprém and to the beautiful lake of Balaton, often called “The Hungarian Sea”.
Our 5 partner schools teachers and students, who work on the multilateral Comenius project –“The School as the Integration Engine”, also had working sessions together, attended some lessons and tasted some of the most delicious dishes of Hungarian cuisine. The weather was a bit cold particularly for Spanish standards but it did not matter when you are so warmly welcomed. I understand now why you say “Cold hands, warm heart”. Közönöm, Ajka! (Thanks, Ajka).
The following Power Point presentations were prepared by the different partner schools' students in their countries and later presented in Ajka in front of the rest of the Comenius students and teachers.
Presentation of Hungary by Spain
Presentation of Czech Republic by Hungary
Presentation of Germany by Czech Republic
Presentation of Spain by Germany
Presentation of Geneva by Geneva
Images of Bródy Imre Grammar School
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