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Bray – Exchange Program III and IV Liceo – Diary
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Day 1 – March, 12th
We started our day with a delicious Irish breakfast and headed off towards the school situated by the sea, where we had the introductory classes on the world of work.
We spent a lovely afternoon with our guide Connor who showed us around the town of Bray and its beautiful surroundings.
We even saw a house where James Joyce used to live.
The rest of the afternoon was dedicated to relaxing at the spa and to the gym for the bravest.
After dinner we celebrated Pierpaolo’sbirthday with a delicious chocolate cake and concluded our day at the oldest pub in Ireland.
Day 2 – March, 13th
We have already got used to our daily routine here in Bray: waking up at 6:30, having Irish breakfast and heading to school. Today at school we started working on our business project which we are going to present to Teachers on Friday.
After lunch we had a long trekking tour from Bray to Greystones Harbour enjoying breathtaking view and fighting with mud.
On arrival at Greystones Harbour we rushed into the pub The Beach
House and enjoyed traditional fish and chips and tasted delicious Irish brownies!
House and enjoyed traditional fish and chips and tasted delicious Irish brownies!In the evening after dinner we enjoyed the Live Music Show at the Hibernia Inn and we made friends with people from different countries.
Day 3 – March, 14th
Today was the rainiest day ever in Ireland. We got soaked up by the rain but it didn’t ruin our plan to go to Dublin after school!
While visiting Trinity College we got into one of the most beautiful libraries in the world and we learnt about the Book of Kells.
We had some free time for shopping and buying souvenirs. Dublin already looks beautiful with the St Patrick atmosphere!!!
Day 4 – March, 15th
Even though we’ve been eating eggs and bacon for the last three days, we still haven’t got tired of the Irish breakfast!
Today’s lessons were dedicated to the preparation of the project for tomorrow!
We were lucky because it finally stopped raining so we managed to go and see Dublin in all its splendour.
The city centre is packed with students from all over the world. Live music is everywhere.
