23. jahresbericht 2006/2007 - Sacre Coeur Riedenburg

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the afternoon we were taken to
Bluewater, one of the biggest shopping
centres of Europe. Without
money but many bags we returned
exhausted to Stafford house canteen
and afterwards went to another
nice little pub. Probably everyone
was sleeping very well that night.
On Friday we were having our last
class with our teachers and after receiving
a certificate we left Canterbury
for Dover where we visited the
famous castle and the secret war
time tunnels. We were really impressed
by the old building with so
much history. Also the view was
simply gorgeous. In the evening we
saw the musical “Starlight Express”
by Andrew Lloyd Webber at the
Marlowe Theatre in Canterbury.
Even though not everybody enjoyed
the musical in the same way it was
a fun-night.
The next morning we left Canterbury
for the highlight of the week:
London! We had a fast tour through
London where we saw the Globe
Theatre, St. Paul’s Cathedral,
Buckingham Palace, Downing
Street, the Houses of Parliament,
Westminster Abbey and Tate Modern.
Really impressed by the city
we were free to go and discover the
streets of London. Though we got
to know the famous British weather
we were having a great day.
Sunday we could hardly believe
that our week in England was almost
over again. We spent the morning
with packing (and of course sleeping)
and a last British Breakfast
with ham and eggs, mushrooms,
baked beans and orange juice. At
noon we were picked up again and
were driven back to London. After a
long but enjoyable journey we finally
arrived in Bregenz impatiently awaited
by our families.
All in all we were having a wonderful
time and had tons of great experiences.
Thanks to our teachers
Prof. Riedmann and Prof. Eberle
who did a really good job doing
their best to make this week an unforgettable
one for everybody.
SUSANNE EISELE,
PIA GROBNER, 7
Romwoche
der Maturaklassen
Bevor es für die 8. Klasse, den V.A
und den V.B Jahrgang mit dem Lernen
so richtig losging, hieß es
zuerst noch Koffer packen und ab
in die italienischen Hauptstadt Rom.
So brachen wir am Samstag, den
23. September 2006, um 7 Uhr
morgens Richtung Süden auf. Nach
einer langen, aber gut verlaufenen
Busfahrt trafen wir in unserer Unterkunft,
dem Kloster „Casa di Fatima“,
ein.
An den nächsten Tagen erwartete
uns ein umfangreiches Besichtigungsprogramm:
Wir besuchten die
Vatikanischen Museen mit der Sixtinischen
Kapelle, kämpften uns
durch die Menschenmassen, um
einen Blick auf den sagenumwobenen
Trevi-Brunnen zu erhaschen,
gingen die spanische Treppe hinauf,
rätselten, wie viele Obelisken es in
Rom wohl gibt, rutschten auf Knien
über die Scala Santa und wandelten