Italy rules!

We miss you guys! During our stay in Italy, we had the opportunity to visit your beautiful school in Leno. From our point of view, there were a lot of differences between Swedish schools and Italian schools.  The day both starts and ends a bit earlier in Italy and you guys don’t eat lunch at school, like we do. Clocks are ringing every time a lesson begins and ends and the school is really, really BIG!

We are like 300 pupils back home at GKC and you are almost 2000 pupils! OMG! But still you have pretty small school classes… Maybe it’s because of the massive amount of pupils that you can’t have your own computers. We feel sooooooooo sorry for you!

But the biggest and most "terrifying "difference between our schools was…. Wait for it… THE TOILETS! Either all the women in Italy are men or just super humans, cause we don’t understand how girls manage to use these “holes in the ground” How? HOOOW? We salute you! You guys have the same classroom for a whole year, which is a little bit different from our school because we often change classrooms depending on which subject we have. Not every class changes classrooms every new subject but around one a day does.

Marie, Johanna and Aida