After having visited Hebrew Reali
school in Haifa it was the most natural thing to go to the 1 LO
Dzierżoniow. First we enjoyed some icebreakers,
repeated - for example - the „How are
You”-game in Hebrew and Polish. And then - we went to class: The schoolbuilding is very old, a 100 years for
sure. But there was a special biology class prepared: We had the
opportunity to dissect real hearts of
chicken. That was cool. We had heart models to compare and
microscopes to have a closer look at certain parts of the hearts.
On Monday we visited a hometown of part of our group — Dzierżoniów. We were pleasantly surprised at how such a small city can have so interesting history. During the walk we visited the city central square. Really curiously was the story about one of the oldest local church. From start it was Evangelical church, but in 1962 the church was converted into a warehouse and a furniture store. The store worked in the church near 10 years and now it's spiritual place again. Also here is one of the unique synagogues in Poland. It was built almost 150 years ago. During the II World War, the synagogue thankfully was not destroyed, as it was bought by a local gardener.
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