NORWICH

The first Erasmus + mobility  takes place in Norwich, which is an attractive location for an English teacher trainer like me  and  for any tourist as well.

Norwich, situated on the River Wensum in East Anglia, has a population of over 140,000. It is the county town of Norfolk. From the Middle Ages until the Industrial Revolution, Norwich was the second largest city in England.

Norwich is a charming city combining medieval architecture with modern shopping and entertainment facilities.

Among the many things you can do in Norwich, you can:

• visit Norwich castle and its museum
• visit Norwich cathedrals and churches
• eat at Norwich market (one of the largest and oldest open-air markets in the UK, voted the best market in the country in 2019)
• explore the city centre, admiring unique architecture with flint-stone covered walls
• walk along the river Wensum
• visit the South Asia Collection museum and shop, housed in a restored Victorian roller skating rink
• relax or jog in one of Norwich parks
• attend a cinema of theatre performance
• visit University of East Anglia campus
• explore numerous pubs (the oldest – Adam and Eve – dating from the mid-13th century)
• take trips to Cambridge, seaside towns or the nearby Broads National Park (boat trips)

     

We had time to enjoy this lovely city and we also had to work hard:

If you wish, you can access a folder that I have created with the resources from the course on "Learning Differences and Inclusion".