Sunday morning, the group of students and teachers started their trip to Tavira, Córdoba-Seville, Seville-Tavira by coach.

They will be welcomed at about 16.30 by the families who wil host the students and the Portuguese teachers, organizers of the first meeting of this educational adventure which will end by May 2015.

They will be in the beautiful town of Tavira till  next Friday 15th November, meeting the other partners, practising English, living with other students´families and enjoying the experience .

We wish them all the best!!!!!     

Sunday 10/11/2013.

Arrival in Tavira.

Monday 11/11/2013

13:00 – Walk to the school.

13:30 – Lunch at school cantina.

14:30 – Welcome at the Library-Portuguese PPs presentation.

15:30 – Project meeting – Planning the international movie.

20:00 – Welcome dinner

Tuesday 12/11/2013

9:00 – Walk to the school

9:30 – Poster and short movie presentation (several times) students’ responsibility at school auditorium

10:30 – Short movie debate

13:00 – Lunch at school cantina

14:30 – Working in the international movie ( Shooting the international movie )

20:00 – Dinner in a restaurant.

Wednesday 13/11/2013

9:30 – Walk to the old cine theater

10:00 – Paths of Pain (2009 – Rui Simões)

12:30 – Lunch at school cantina (teachers)

14:00 – Cinema forum at school auditorium

15:30 – Visit to Tavira village (Islamic museum, Palácio da Galeria, etc.)

20:00 – Dinner in a restaurant.

Thursday 14/11/2013

9:00 – Visit to Lagos and Sagres

13:00 – Lunch in Lagos ( depending on the chosen restaurant)

17:00 – Back to Tavira

20:00 – Farwell dinner at school with families, students and teachers

Friday 15/11/2013

10:00 – Walk to the school

10:30 – Project meeting – Tavira meeting evaluatio

13:00 – Lunch at school cantina (teachers)

Free afternoon

A Esperança Está Onde Menos se Espera

 2009/Drama/122 min/
Director: Joaquim Leitão
Cast: Ana Padrão, Alcídia Vaz, Carlos Nunes, José Carlos Cardoso, Virgílio Castelo
Synopsis: Lourenço is the son of Francisco Figueiredo, a soccer coach in the begin- ning of a very promising career. Everything goes well: Francisco’s team is in the Portuguese Cup final and Lourenço is going to be class valedictorian in a very prestigious private high school. But everything starts to collapse. Francisco is fired and Lourenço must transfer to a public high school whose students are predominantly from a ghetto near Lisbon. While Lourenço is fighting to fit into a new and harsh reality, he also helps his father find his lost dignity. Hope is a strange place.