Querido Padres,
Ayer fue nuestro día libre. Fuimos en otra caminata a buscar una cueva. Esto fue muy divertido. Entonces fuimos a nuestras casas para tener almuerzo y nos preparamos para un partido de fútbol muy grande.Mi equipo no ganó, pero el partido fue muy divertido porque los profesores jugaron también. Hoy fuimos a Machu Picchu, fue muy grande y muy bonita y aprendimos mucha información. Nuestro guía se llama Gilbert y fue muy simpático. Algunos del grupo subieron Waynapicchu. Hubo muchas escaleras. Luego, tuvimos poco tiempo para comprar regalos para nuestras familias. Entonces regresamos a Ollanta para la cena. ¡Todo el grupo se duchó!
Un fuerte abrazo,
Megan
Loving parents,
Yesterday was our free day. We went on another hike to look for a cave. This was very fun.Then we went to our houses to have lunch and we prepared ourselves for a big soccer game. My team didn´t win but the game was a lot of fun because the teachers played as well. Today we went to Machu Picchu, it was very big and beautiful and we learned a lot of information. Our guide´s name was Gilbert and he was very nice. Some of the group went up Waynapicchu. THere were many stairs. Then we had a little bit of time to buy presents for our families. Then we returned to Ollanta for dinner. Everyone in the group took a shower!
A big hug,
Megan
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World Leadership School partners with schools to offer 1-4 week service learning trips to Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Belize, Peru and the French Caribbean island of Guadeloupe. Each program is custom-fit to the needs of each school but includes the following key elements: On a World Leadership School trip, students focus on a single global issue like climate change or poverty. Students advance from understanding to action by working alongside inspiring local leaders who are doing something about these problems. Along the way, students will look inside themselves and begin a personal leadership journey. |
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