Class Community


It took us about three days in York to become an awesome group. We quickly realised that these
were the people we were going to spend the next 104 days with and therefore were left with the
only choice of becoming friends. Just kidding. It was love at first sight.

During our stay, our class has more or less become our family. We have all kinds of people, bringing
different qualities and roles to the group. For instance; Ingeborg makes sure everyone does their
homework, while Nathalie and Tale would walk you home late at night. William’s positivity affects us
all and Birk is our handyman that always solves our practical problems, like the time we all needed
mobile subscriptions. If you ever feel unloved and lonely Anne will cheer you up by giving you a hug.

Together we have experienced a lot. While our friends back home in Norway live their normal lives
we get to do and see so many different things. For example we’ve survived a great selection of tiring
museums, coal mines and churches in York. However we also spend our time playing games and
exploring Bath in different ways in our spare time, especially during the weekends.

I think we all agree that going as exchange students together and being able to experience
everything as a group is one of the best decisions we’ve ever made.