Speakers: Elisa from Austria, Selkirk Secondary School, Grade 10. Ruth from Germany, Selkirk Secondary School, Grade 11. Kristel from the Netherlands , Selkirk Secondary School, Grade 12. Pablo from Spain, Selkirek Secondary School, Grade 8. Ida from Germany, Selkirk Secondary School, Grade 11. Jette from Germany, Selkirk Secondary School, Grade 10. Amelie from Germany, Selkirk Secondary School, Grade 10. Tobias from Germany, Selkirk Secondary School, Grade 11
What do you like best about the community you live in?
Ida from Germany: What I like the most about our communities is that we live in a very small town so we can walk everywhere and we have a very good ice hockey team so we can watch pretty good games. And that we have a ski hill right in our town.
Pablo from Spain: The thing I like the most about my community is how friendly is people and how easy it is to make new friends,
Amelie from Germany: The best thing about the community here is that everybody is really connected because there are not so many people and that you can just go outside and take a walk and you're really close to the nature. Mhm.
Jette from Germany: Probably that it's a small community. It's very it's a very friendly community.
Tobias from Germany: Kimberly has a nice trail system, so like the bike trails are really nice for downhill biking and um you can hike a lot right here.
Pablo from Spain: outdoor activities. What I also like a lot about my community is that you can get everywhere walking and how beautiful every walks, and how beautiful the community is
Kristel from the Netherlands : so the nicest thing about this community is that everyone is super nice and they're always willing to help you um
Kristel from the Netherlands : there's like, like things to do for everybody, like you have like the library if you like to read or like if you love to work out like the gym and like it's a really tight community too.
Tobias from Germany: And another thing I really like here is that the Ski Hill is very close, so it's just like a 10 minute drive there and it's very easy to ski on the weekends, there are even busses, so it's really easy to get there.
Ruth from Germany: I really liked that I lived that close to the ski hill, so I went skiing a lot of times.
Tobias from Germany: And I really like what I also really like is that in this small town everybody knows everybody. So if you go in the city you meet a lot of people, you know, and that's very different to Germany and I really like that here.
Elisa from Austria: I like best about the community I live in here that everyone is so kind to everybody and everyone greets each other and you feel directly welcome.
