Jumping on the trampoline

Quiet Norway evenings we spent very exciting and a bit dangerous. Jumping on the trampoline was number one entertainment for us. We were jumping so high and very long time until we got hole in the pants and backache, but despite of everything ,latvian girl Līva twisted her ankle on the trampoline. Because of this accident the rest Project days she had to spend with cruches. We had evening without trampoline- it was barbeque, where we all , project participents, were baking sausages and marshmallows and changing with each other countries’ culture. In this evening next to campfire, each of us realised that it will be hard to say goodbye. In this evening we all became friends, good friends!

Swing

In 4, May 2011, at 18.00 a clock all Latvians went to Valle upper secondary school to learn how to dance sving.
At first we split into pairs, and then teachers, who were from Valle school, show how to dance. Then we learn basic steps and then we tried dance together with our partners. Someone it comes easy, but someone not so easy.
After we were acquired basic steps we learn something else what was harder. We learn snips. All was the same, but we dance and then we must snip and then we need dance again from the start.
We all were fun and I think it was the most important. Not the dance steps or how good everyone dance it, but the mood with which you were came there.

Flight Riga - Oslo

Flight Riga - Oslo seemed very long and tedious, and could feel some air holes, it’s because we flew by very small plane, but the flight home was much more comfortable, because we flew with greater plane and in this flight home landing and take-off couldn’t feel. But in a round trip and return flight, through the airplane’s windows was a very beautiful view of Norway.
When we traveled from Lena to Oslo, we haven’t got chance to go to shops and shopping, because prices in Norway differ from those in Latvia with fact, that in Norway prices held up three times bigger than prices in Latvia and everything for us seemed very expensive, but it was nothing, because our aim was to meet again our friends and enjoy Norway's beautiful, hilly nature, not go to shopping!

Students learn from hands-on experience in farm-like Norwegian school

http://news.xinhuanet.com/english2010/indepth/2011-01/21/c_13701319.htm

Valle videregaendeskole in Global Visitor on CNC World

Greetings from Norway

Christmas greetings

Christmas is a very special occasion when we say our sincere thanks to whose friendship we cherish.

May your Christmas time be filled in everything you do and wish, and may this special feeling continue the whole year through!

Merry Christmas and a rich and prosperous New Year!

Your friends from Smiltene Centre Secondary School.