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TROUGH MY EYES

Follow Tereza Navrátilová's journey to an English village for a language course in 2002. Experience lessons, activities, and cultural exchanges with other students, set against the backdrop of charming Tavistock. Explore the beautiful surroundings, unique experiences, and friendships made during this immersive language learning adventure.

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TROUGH MY EYES

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  1. TROUGH MY EYES Tereza Navrátilová

  2. England-2002/languagecourse • I was sent (by plane) to England by my beloved father by the means of Student Agency. • My destination was a little village Tavistock and the school Kelly College in this village. • My stay lasted fourteen days but if it had been up to me, I would have been there for the whole year.

  3. ENGLAND 2002/LANGUAGE COURSE • The English students of this college were organizing all our activities. • All of them were very fine, they were relaxed and they had holidays as we did. • Our group consisted of nine Czechs and seven Slovaks. • So we made up just a small part of all the holiday students. • Most students were from Italyand Germany.

  4. ENGLAND 2002/LANGUAGE COURSE • In the morning we had lessons at school from 9 a.m. with one teacher (I had Lucy) and from 11 a.m. with another teacher (I can't remember his name but he was a black Afro American). • Each teacher taught us for one and half hour without any break. • Fortunately, I was the only one Czech-speaking student in our class so I had to keep using English language.

  5. ENGLAND 2002/LANGUAGE COURSE • In the afternoons we used to do some sport activities and competitions. • The main rule was - not to have the same language groups together. • During these two weeks we visited two near towns - Plymouth on the coast and Exeter.

  6. ENGLAND 2002/LANGUAGE COURSE • The school building was made of stones so it was very cold. There were two cricket grounds next to it. FOTO:

  7. I‘LL NEVER FORGET THIS STAY

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