ADÉLA KUTILOVÁ student from grade three Růžená - 2017 / English camp THROUGH MY EYES ADÉLA KUTILOVÁ student from grade three Růžená - 2017 / English camp

I spent the last year in Růžená, a village near Milevsko in an English camp. I was there for a week and it was the best week of the whole holiday. We were divided into four teams that competed with each other for the whole week. We did a lot of funny activities. One of the evenings the leaders created Casino for us. We all had to wear costumes from the 60s to let us go to Casino. We also had a typical camp scary game. One of the best moments from our ampfire I had is that we sang together and played the guitar. It was such a good time. One day headed to Tepfaktor, which is a short distance to Prague. It is the area created in the way likwee Fort Boyard. I like it there very much, it was fun. We were in a rope park. We were going down from the hill on the mountain bikers. Last evening we had disco, which was totally awesome. We were dancing with the others all evening and night, I enjoyed it a lot!

I liked the whole week a lot I liked the whole week a lot. As I wrote, it really was the best week of all the holiday. I have met new people. Most of them live far away, for example in Kunčičky u Bašky (a village in Moravia) or in Liberec. Despite the distance I hope that we can agree on some common meeting and I will see everyone again. The camp was physically demanding, but we all survived the camp in health and enjoyed it to the end.

As far as English is concerned, I think, we all have improved As far as English is concerned, I think, we all have improved. All games, activities were in English. The lecturers even explained it in English, if we didn't understand, they explained it again in English. And when we didn't understand anything, they talked to us in Czech. As we went to the camp to improve our English, we were sometimes punished for using Czech or the lectures were angry. We learnt new words, phrases. Even though we talked in Czech with friends, we were leaving with good feeling that we knew English better than before the camp.