¡Bienvenidos a IUHPFL Oviedo!

Welcome to the IUHPFL Oviedo Blog! 


This blog will include posts from present and future years, all in one place. Here, friends and family can tag along on our adventures with the students from afar. Blog posts are scheduled to be posted weekly during the course of the program. We look forward to sharing our summer with you!

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Getting situated

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Hi all! We just finished up our first full day of classes and afternoon activities. In the few days that we've been here we've already done quite a bit, but today was the first take on what will be our "normal" schedule throughout the program. I've got a bunch of photos below from some of the various activities we've done as a group, but first a few words about what we've been up to. When we arrived on Friday, all the host families were waiting for us and we quickly got each student matched up with their Spanish families. At this point we were all pretty exhausted, so I suspect that many of the students went to sleep rather early Friday evening, although I know that by Saturday they were out and about exploring with their families. On Saturday Juan, Aline, Jessica and I crossed paths with a few students walking around Oviedo's downtown area with their families, and I also know that some families took a short day trip either Saturday or Sunday ...
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Our Last Week: Oviedo > Segovia > Madrid > USA

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Hola Hola! Although it may seem like a lifetime ago, it was only last week that we found ourselves saying goodbye to the host families who had shared their homes with our students for 6 weeks and on our way to our final IUHPFL Oviedo 2018 excursions in Segovia and Madrid. Let’s go in order: Wednesday morning started with our final goodbye’s between the students and their host families. Although sad, this is one of my favorite parts of the program, not because we’re leaving, but because it’s when the students realize how much they have gained, only because they have to say goodbye to it. They have gained life-long memories and relationships with their host families, immediate and extended, with their host brothers and sisters, and from these relationships they have grown. Here are some photos of this special moment: Day 1 The drive out of Oviedo was...
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