On 21st December Polish Erasmus+ students took part in an Internet forum on e-twinning site (twinspace). The forum was a follow-up to the discussion on different kinds of Internet addictions and ways of solving the problems they cause. The topic of the forum was stated in the following introduction: 'Welcome to the forum. Since the chatroom is not working properly today (technical problems), try to discuss things on the forum. Feel free to ask questions to Inga, Aneta, Daniel and Mateusz about Intenet addictions (topics covered during the visit in Austria). The detailed topics to discuss are: excessive surfing, gaming, gambling as well as excessive use of social networking sites. You can also ask any questions related to the visit in Austria (activities, opinions, cultural differences, etc)'.

OUR MEMORIES FROM ERASMUS+ MEETING IN AUSTRIA 7-13.12.2015

‘In my opinion one of the best aspects of the visit in Austria was staying in the host family. I was given an opportunity to make friends with my host - Sandra, learn about Austrian culture and improve my English. My host family consisted of four members. I'll never forget them! Everyone was really kind and hospitable. Apart from this, there was delicious Austrian food and also a cosy house with the pony 'Lady' outside. 

Besides, the places which we visited are unforgettable! I fell in love with the capital of Austria - Vienna. This international city with its long history and wonderful monuments are really worth a visit!

Frankly speaking, before the meeting in Austria I had been worried because I don't eat meat. Fortunately, we had a great possibility to choose meals. Everyday there were some delicious vegetarian dishes in the menu. I was so lucky!                    

Furthermore, the public transport was really efficient. What we used (train, car, bus, underground) depended on places of work/visit what we used (train, car, bus, underground).

However, the most important thing was integration with Austrian, Swedish, Greek and Norwegian students. We made true friends. I hope, we'll keep in touch. Moreover, our awareness connected with using the Internet in a sensible way has increased and our English language has really improved.

To sum up, the visit in Austria was one of the best experiences in my whole life. Now, I understand why the European Union and great teachers from our school take care about such international projects. I really appreciate it! This is the best gift for students.’

Inga Katana