DAY 2. 22/01


The second day in Germany was full of new and incredible experiences. It was my first day of high school, and I was a bit nervous. To get to Christoph-Probst-Gymnasium, we had to take a bus, a train, and walk for 10 minutes. Once there, I met my new class, and we had a conversation with the school principal and Doris, the ERASMUS+ coordinator in Germany. In the afternoon, I went to play badminton and I played different games with my host family and gave them some gifts I had brought from Spain. Clara and I started getting to know each other better and building more trust. At that moment, I realized that my experience in Germany would only get better with time.


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