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08.09.2010
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Dear Ingrid,
Thank for you letter , you told me that you want to be an exchange student . I would recommend our school to you because we have are lot of friendly students and teachers who are very helpful. Our school year starts on the 1. of September and ends in on the 3. of July . Compared with other European schools our summer holiday is the longest . The winter holiday is 2 weeks long and the spring and autumn holidays are 1 week long. Our average school day is quite long, it starts at 8 o´ clock and ends usually at 3 or 4 o´ clock. We have a break after every 45 minutes for 10 minutes and we have two breaks that are 20 minutes long. During the break we study for the next lesson or just chat with other classmates. I feel very safe in our school, I think everybody is responsible because all of us can contribute in discipline and make our school a better and safer place to learn at. My favorite subject is math because our teacher teaches us very good and I almost understand almost. Usually I do my homework for 2 or 3 hours and I think it’s quite a long time for me to prepare for lessons. And if I have problems with my studies I tell about it to my friends , they always help me when I have problems.
I look forward to hearing from you
With love your Uku.
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