Testimony from our Leonardo Da Vinci Mobility trainees about their third day in Norway:
“The 3 days that I have been staying on Camphill have been great. I have really enjoyed meeting the people who live and work here. Today we worked on the farm taking down an old rotten fence to get it redone for the cows to graze in. I really enjoyed doing this because I like doing manual work as I am used to doing it because I’m working with animals at college. Today I also had lunch with one of the other families.”
Shelby Taylor, Leonardo Da Vinci Mobility trainee.
Samiy and Owen pulling down an old fence
“Our third day in Camphill has been great. I really enjoyed socializing with the people who live on the site. But I thought it was even better starting work and showing I am an asset to Camphill. Today we worked on the farm and started pulling down an old fence so it can be replaced, then the cows are able to graze the field. I was really happy to get stuck in and work hard. I already know I am going to learn and gain so much from this training experience. The least I can do in return is make sure I work well. I will take things from this to better my own life. So I would be happy to contribute and help people in their lives.“
Owen Reece, Leonardo Da Vinci Mobility trainee.
“I had a good day today, I did work in the farm where we worked hard. In the morning we worked for 3 hours and we had a half an hour break. After, we went back and worked the same place in the farm. I had lunch in the farm house, we met with the farm people, they are so nice.”
Samiy Fesahy, Leonardo Da Vinci Mobility trainee.
13th May, Solborg, Norway
Leonardo Da Vinci Mobility project
part of Gaining Through Training
and supported by ECORYS UK
and the Lifelong Learning Programme of the European Commission.
