projet erasmus+ 2018-2010

Welcome to Croatia

Croatia has been a country of Europe since 2013. This country has been independent since June 1991 and was part of Yugoslavia. It has more than 4 105 000 inhabitants who speak croatian and the money is the Kuna. It has an area of 56 594 km² including 31 000 km² of water and a form of a horseshoe. Its landscapes are mainly made of water in lakes and mountains along the coast of the Adriatic Sea with several climates. There are a lot of islands in this sea. Crotia has the same time zone than France.

Zagreb is the capital of Croatia and Split is the 3^rd biggest city of this country.

Split is a seaside town which has around 167 100 inhabitants living in an area of 63km². There are a lot of tourists in summer who visit famous monuments like Diocletian’s Palace and St Domnius’ cathedral.

The harbor of Split was founded by the Greeks in the 4^th century. 5 million passengers and 18 000 ships visit the port every year. The harbor of Split is the 3^rd biggest port of the Mediterranean Sea. 

Croatia is a country of Europe since 2013. This country has been independent since June 1991 and was part of Yugoslavia. It has more than 4 105 000 inhabitants who speak croatian and the money is the Kuna. It has an area of 56 594 km² including 31 000 km² of water and a form of a horseshoe. Its landscapes are mainly made of water in lakes and mountains along the coast of the Adriatic Sea with several climates. There are a lot of islands in this sea. Crotia has the same time zone than France.

Zagreb is the capital of Croatia and Split is the 3^rd biggest city of this country.

Split is a seaside town which has around 167 100 inhabitants living in an area of 63km². There are a lot of tourists in summer who visit famous monuments like Diocletian’s Palace and St Domnius’ cathedral.

The harbor of Split was founded by the Greeks in the 4^th century. 5 million passengers and 18 000 ships visit the port every year. The harbor of Split is the 3^rd biggest port of the Mediterranean Sea. 

In DNL (history and geography in English), the French team in Le Mans studied the movie Even the Rain from a geopolitical and cartographic perspective. Watch the video to discover their analysis!

Video Even the Rain

In the beginning of September we started to work on the Escape game. The teachers told us that we should did create two challenges on three because Sydney's students were working on the third challenge. The main theme was water and we decided to take  th Legends/mythology of the Loch Ness, the Titicaca lake and Odysseus which was imagined by the Australian students.

- The Odysseus challenge

Imagined by the Sydneysiders. The Sartrouvillois were communicating with them and it's only the week before, at the High school Evariste Galois, that we created the challenge with their instructions. It's the week before the escape game played that we assemble together the orders. The six steps (crossword puzzle, riddle, translation greek-english .We have met the difficulties to create the enigma where someone must be tied and put a pencil in his mouth (a strange instruction!). We have changed this part, the player must just be tied and put ear plugs.

- The Titicaca lake

When we started to create the Titicaca challenge we thought about the plot of the story, we finally chose to hide some parchments to tell about the original legends of the Titicaca's lake to our guests. The first parchment was on a little library, the second behind a picture of a puma and the third in a glass box.
In the beginning we had chosen to hide one of the parchments in a chest and hide a key in a fresco. But our group decided to change those things because the fresco represented too much work and the part with the chest was too difficult for our guests.

In the beginning we were slow and stuck because we didn't have any idea of what we should have done, but finally we made all of the details in the last hours, it was like a run and it was very funny.

Last Friday the webradio recorded a special broadcast with all the Erasmus students. They answered questions about their feelings about the week, but also the society in their own country for instance racism, homosexuality and the equality between men and women. It was really interesting to hear all the different opinions on these subjects. We really enjoyed this sharing moment, and everybody laughed a lot. Don't forget to listen to the podcast on the Evariste Website, it will be there soon !