Tobias is from Argentina, has lived here for 3 years and is in 8th grade. When asked about the similarities between Portugal and his country, in his opinion, he says that there is almost nothing in common, maybe the food, but they are not exactly the same. He explains that education, people and food, for example, are different. Regarding school, he likes the people and his friends. Education is very different between the two countries, given that the school years are differe

Elian is from Argentina, he's in 10th grade and has lived here for almost 3 years. He says that Argentina and Portugal have more differences than similarities. Regarding the differences, he says, the way people are, their mentality, and the traditional food are points of divergence between these countries. But the points where they converge are football and tourism. Here, he likes his friends, and for him, friendship is the best thing about school. Education, from his point

Joaquin is Alma's brother. They came together from Argentina, so he has also been here in Portugal for almost two years and studies in 7th grade. He thinks that the main differences between these two countries are the food and sport. Regarding the similarities, and contrary to what his sister thinks, he says that religion is more or less the same. Joaquin likes the teachers at this school better, as they are better than those in Argentina. His first impression of this school

Alma is a 9th grade student and has been in Portugal for almost two years. She says that there are not many cultural differences between Argentina and Portugal, but religion and food are perhaps the main differences. The teachers are very good and explain things well, but the school structure is different from the one she used to attend, as this one is bigger and the people here are friendly. All of this together is what makes Alma like this school. One similarity between P