We left Baza very early in the morning. We flew from Málaga to Zagreb, the capital city of Croatia. 

Today at 8 o'clock, several  teachers picked us up and drove us to the school. Lessons began at 8.45, with Maths (6 grade). During this class we were able to observe how they teach in Croatian schools. We could see the use of interactive games and images to learn about Maths, in this case, they were learning about the area of ​​triangles.

After this Math class, we had to attend another Math lesson; however, this was given by a different teacher. This time we learnt about the decimal numbers with the same techniques which we had seen before. After the break, in which the high school gave the students their breakfast. we attended an English class. The English teacher Peter was very good.  We took part in a game  where you had to look for different phrases and put them in order. We also liked the interactive team game the teacher prepared for the class. After these lessons, we finally went out for a break, in which Croatian students are given a free breakfast.

 Finally, at two in the afternoon, there was a talk by the  history teacher at this school. She  told us about  methodology, her approach to teaching and the strategies which she used with her students to teach history in a different way. Then, we went  out for lunch. We had burgers and sandwiches.

 After this, in the afternoon, we went to explore some areas of the city that we had not visited before, thus discovering beautiful viewpoints and areas . After a long walk around the city and a great afternoon, we finally went to the port to see the sunset.   We could enjoy a beautiful evening and found out a great place to take photos of the harbour, the city and the sea. 

After the sunset,  at 8 in the evening, we had a quick dinner and rest before going to the hotel for a nice sleep.

This morning we got up at  Villa Ángela hostel with our suitcases ready because  we were leaving Split in the evening. We had breakfast and the teachers took us to school.  There we had two English lessons with the teacher Inés.  She teaches only speaking in English, correcting the children's pronunciation most of the time. In the first hour we played a game, which consisted of a girl named Jenny getting lost and with some papers that Inés gave us we had to found out who was the last person to see her, in the second hour we also played a game with some children a little younger than the previous ones. In the game there were two teams, one person from each team went to the blackboard where there were some words in English that the people who were on the board did not see and the members of his group had to explain that word to them so that they could say it, the one who said it first won.

 After this we said goodbye to some teachers and they gave us arts and crafts made by them and chocolates, then we went to Diocletian's palace to take part in a "treasure hunt". We paired up with the children who came from school, this consisted of looking for a series surrounding monuments and taking a pictures with each of them, it was very cool because that way we could practice our English. At 2 pm we went to eat at a restaurant and explore the city even more, at 6 we took our suitcases to get on the bus destination Dubrovnik.

Today we visited Dubrovnik and discovered its impressive cultural heritage. In fact, Dubrovnik was added to the the list of Unesco World Heritage Sites for its outstanding medieval architecture. We really liked its fortified old town.