High School Summer Abroad Blog

Yesterday students had the opportunity to learn and practice Gaelic Games from a couple Irish players who grew up with the sport. First they learned how to play hurling, which...keep reading

On Tuesday, students visited the Parlement of Brittany to learn about the French legal system, the history of the building, and the meaning of the beautiful artwork. We learned about...keep reading

France's culinary tradition is among the best in the world. From elaborate dishes, delectable sauces, to unparalleled desserts, France is a food lover's paradise. On Tuesday, half of our students...keep reading

Our trip is winding down, but fret not because we are now professional chefs, returning home ready to start a 5-star restaurant. On Tuesday night we crossed over the bridge...keep reading

The other side of the Guadalquivir River is home to many ceramics artists, and the students visited one of the oldest ceramic workshops in Sevilla. Bea told us that this...keep reading

Montmartre is in the 18th arrondissement of Paris and is known for its artistic history. Montmartre is actually a large hill, and at the top is the well-known basilica of...keep reading

When the jewelry workshop was done, we received free time for the remainder of the day. After an hour-long bus trip from Plaza Elíptica, we reached our destination—Toledo! Stepping off...keep reading

Our last week has started with an amazing journey into the Modern Age of Arts. The global navigators has visited one of the most fascinating museums of Rome: the National...keep reading

Today the students of the advanced group 3 have raised their eyes to observe the ornaments that crown the buildings near the Gran Vía and Sol. It only took a...keep reading

If you are lucky enough to be in Seville, you have to take a Flamenco class, and so we did!. We got to our meeting point, Plaza Nueva and we...keep reading