For Livestreaming of the interview go the link below!
Studytrip Committee
vrijdag 7 mei 2010
WE'LL BE ON THE RADIO
Tuesday 11th of May around 8PM-9PM, Joost Voncken will be interviewed by the STADsRadio of Breda about our studytrip to Poland.
For Livestreaming of the interview go the link below!
For Livestreaming of the interview go the link below!
donderdag 6 mei 2010
Follow us on the blog!
Hi,
Do you have family, boyfriend, girlfriend or a friend at home who would like to know what we are doing in Poland? Let them know that they can follow us on the blog!
Everyday we will post a story, picture or maybe a short movie about the happenings in Poland. Maybe you will be picked out for a short interview for the blog as well! Don't forget to inform your relatives to follow us !
Kind Regards,
2FMStudy Trip Committee
Do you have family, boyfriend, girlfriend or a friend at home who would like to know what we are doing in Poland? Let them know that they can follow us on the blog!
Everyday we will post a story, picture or maybe a short movie about the happenings in Poland. Maybe you will be picked out for a short interview for the blog as well! Don't forget to inform your relatives to follow us !
Kind Regards,
2FMStudy Trip Committee
CheckList !
Dear Students…
On behalf of the organisation of the study trip, we wouldn’t want to have student with a bad mood on our side in Poland, because they f.i. forgot their favourite toothbrush!!
Therefore we created a checklist for you of things you really should not forget to bring with you on this trip of the year!!
Enjoy packing and don’t forget to pack a (soft)weekend bag instead of a suitcase, it would be a pity if we had to leave your suitcase behind at Breda Central Station because it is refused by the bus driver.
Good luck on packing and see you all May 12th at the preparation day!
What to bring
Weekend bag (NO SUITCASES ALLOWED!)
Sleeping bag(+ fitted sheet = hoeslaken) *
Pillow *
Passport/ ID card
Bring your insurance card/number
Medicines (if necessary)
Casual clothes (also for in the busses)
Party clothes, there will be camera’s….;)
Old work clothes and shoes (to wear underneath an overall)
Sweater/vest to wear in the evening, it might be cold at night
Good walking shoes for hiking, YEAH
Swimming clothes (for the brave ones!)
Flip–flops
Sunscreen lotion -> you never know!
Toilet bag(shampoo/shower gel/ toothbrush etc.)
Towels
Pen & notebook
Zloty’s (the Polish currency, for the ones that like to buy cigarettes/drinks/snacks)
Flashlight
Outfit for ‘Bonte avond’(You can make your own group of about 4/5 persons)
Materials for “Bonte avond” to perform your act.
Magazines/games for in the bus
What NOT to bring
* No drugs
* No alcohol
* Valuable possessions (better leave these at home!)
We advise you to leave your valuable belongings at home, it would be a shame to lose something in Poland, we won’t turn around on the way back to Holland to pick up for instance your Swarovski necklace that you forgot in Poland.
Furthermore we would like to stress to not take any alcohol with you, there will be enough opportunities to have a beer or wine in Poland (where it is even much cheaper than here).
And of course a no drugs policy! We wont need these, we’ll have fun anyway!
* When labelled, doesn’t need to fit in your weekend bag
Kind Regards,
Study Trip Committee
On behalf of the organisation of the study trip, we wouldn’t want to have student with a bad mood on our side in Poland, because they f.i. forgot their favourite toothbrush!!
Therefore we created a checklist for you of things you really should not forget to bring with you on this trip of the year!!
Enjoy packing and don’t forget to pack a (soft)weekend bag instead of a suitcase, it would be a pity if we had to leave your suitcase behind at Breda Central Station because it is refused by the bus driver.
Good luck on packing and see you all May 12th at the preparation day!
What to bring
Weekend bag (NO SUITCASES ALLOWED!)
Sleeping bag(+ fitted sheet = hoeslaken) *
Pillow *
Passport/ ID card
Bring your insurance card/number
Medicines (if necessary)
Casual clothes (also for in the busses)
Party clothes, there will be camera’s….;)
Old work clothes and shoes (to wear underneath an overall)
Sweater/vest to wear in the evening, it might be cold at night
Good walking shoes for hiking, YEAH
Swimming clothes (for the brave ones!)
Flip–flops
Sunscreen lotion -> you never know!
Toilet bag(shampoo/shower gel/ toothbrush etc.)
Towels
Pen & notebook
Zloty’s (the Polish currency, for the ones that like to buy cigarettes/drinks/snacks)
Flashlight
Outfit for ‘Bonte avond’(You can make your own group of about 4/5 persons)
Materials for “Bonte avond” to perform your act.
Magazines/games for in the bus
What NOT to bring
* No drugs
* No alcohol
* Valuable possessions (better leave these at home!)
We advise you to leave your valuable belongings at home, it would be a shame to lose something in Poland, we won’t turn around on the way back to Holland to pick up for instance your Swarovski necklace that you forgot in Poland.
Furthermore we would like to stress to not take any alcohol with you, there will be enough opportunities to have a beer or wine in Poland (where it is even much cheaper than here).
And of course a no drugs policy! We wont need these, we’ll have fun anyway!
* When labelled, doesn’t need to fit in your weekend bag
Kind Regards,
Study Trip Committee
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