Tuesday saw great excitement as the girls experienced their first flakes of snow. A
group excitedly ran outside (minus jackets) to experience some snow falling.
This caused quite the scene as many of the students and teachers ran to windows
to see what the commotion was all about. Teachers had to explain to the other
students that the 'Australians' had never seen snow before. Despite many
pictures being taken, there is not much evidence of the flakes, and we were
informed that the 'snow' was really a flurry! We are sure that many of the
girls have their fingers crossed for more snow!
The
girls have eagerly participated in many lessons over the last couple of days.
Many of the teachers have commented on how much they are enjoying having the
girls in their class, and are appreciative of their contributions to class
discussion. Girls have enthusiastically participated in English and Religion
lessons offering their insights into the subject matter. In English girls have
been discussing the text, The Cruicable,and in Religion they have enjoyed
comparing our practices with regard to Sacraments.
On Thursday we visited the College of New Rochelle. It was interesting to
see the Ursuline philosophy so deeply entrenched in a university. Girls enjoyed
a presentation about the College and a tour of the facilities.
Every
morning the teachers are met with great enthusiasm from all the girls. They are truly making the
most of this experience.
No comments:
Post a Comment
Note: only a member of this blog may post a comment.