LSA COMENIUS PARTNERSHIP

From Left:

The Grand Bazzar, Istanbul:
A stop for Coffee, Tom and his magic lantern, The wonderful Spice Market

Thomas Blackburn


This was are last proper day in Istanbul so we got up very early to get on the bus we then headed to the school and we had are last project meeting it was really good! After that we- all the students here- wrote some things down about the comenius project and what we thought about are fantastic time here. My new friends and I played basketball- it was great. We then had a huge photo of us all then me and Hal were asked to a English class by a Turkish Teacher and talked to the pupils- That was great - but we missed out on the photo- there are many more group photos that we are in! We then set of for the Grand Bazzar and spice Bazzar they were amazing everything you wanted from Turkey was in there.We got good at bartering and got alot of money knocked off the origional price I got some good kit we then had the best donar kebab ever and we got a picture with the master of kebab making.We then also went back to the Bazzar for another look around with the cool Germans there was also a spice bazzar so we went there to get some spices the smell was overwelming it hit you in the face like a gust of sudden wind it was a facinating smell all the different aromas mixing together it was so nice after that we went for a drink and it was so nice there was also some FREE bread and it was tasty we all then met back up again and headed for the school for dinner for the last time it was so good after that we had are last game of Basketball it was fun and we won again even Mrs.Underwood joined in and scored us a basket! Miss was realy good then we came back to the hotel and played UNO with the other people-- it was great!


Thanks for follwing us in are trip to Istanbul.................




The Grand Bazzar was really great and was so much better than Sainsbury. By the way, this blog does not only mention food! We played cards with the Estonians and they taught me a few new games. I'll really miss Turkey.
Hal