High School Summer Abroad Blog

Our Global Navigators left Copenhagen for a day to visit the 2nd largest city in Denmark, Aarhus. Aarhus is located Northeast of Copenhagen, and about 300 km by roadways (or...keep reading

This past Saturday, students enjoyed a full day of fun! The day started off with kayaking and beach volleyball. The water was refreshing! Afterwards, we made our way to Segovia...keep reading

“Sautez comme un kangourou!” shouted our tour guide. “Jump like a kangaroo!” None of us thought we’d be hearing this phrase while hanging out in the bay of the famous...keep reading

With our busy program we’re often out and about at museums, villas, and outdoor monuments doing lessons and workshops. But downtime is still very important, and in Rome we do...keep reading

Aside from vibrant music and beautiful fabrics, traditional meals are a vital component that add to the richness of Ghanaian culture. After a week of testing various local restaurants, the...keep reading

Can you count to four? Do you like moving your body? Then you'll love learning Sevillanas , a traditional Spanish folk dance. Originating in Castile, it has evolved over time,...keep reading

Week number two has been filled with cultural activities around the city. Students have been getting their exercise as traveling on foot is often the most efficient form of transportation...keep reading

Pas Sommeil. Not tired. These are the words we've seen the past two weeks all throughout Rennes, plastered throughout town on pink posters. Despite our long days amidst the heatwave,...keep reading

The Hammam is an important Moroccan weekly ritual during which Moroccans go to a public single-sex bathhouse not only for body and soul purification, but also for the community. Entering...keep reading

Students got to show off their creative side during a Street Art Workshop with Hugo, a local artist and teacher. Hugo gave a brief demonstration before putting the students in...keep reading