Malta

Malta

We went 3 days to Malta. We visited the St. Laurent Church, the Inquisitor's Palace, St Jean’s Cathedral, several very unusual Maltese towns like Valletta, Rabat, Sengla, Mdina.

What did we like at Malta ? What was rewarding ?

We were able to talk to students we met every day in high school but with whom we never discussed before this stay.

We saw beautiful landscapes, and we did so many pictures.

We discovered our teachers from a different perspective than school.

We visited many places with so much history (Malte has a lot of history behind her).

We were free in the evening, and in group the day, so it was additional.

We were able to talk in English (we had classes in the morning).

The hotel was perfect (with swimming pool, buffet in the morning and evening, big bedrooms…) and was well positioned.

The shorts walk above the hotel in the evening.

We were in a small group.

And so many things.

Malta is a special island, the climate and the landscape that we saw was very different. Furthermore, Malte is in a big development.

In addition, we were able to become aware of the cultural differences that surround us, and abundancy of nature offers us. Although the trip was short, we will remember for a long time because it was good. The drive created to share pictures was a very good idea.

We can’t resume this trip in one Word Page, and the only negative point was that it was too short.

Many thanks again to our two teachers, Mr. BONOMO and Ms. NOEL, who accompanied us, and who gave us freedom and their confidence.

Brignon Karl 

Boulay Marie

1ASSP