Our day started at 9:00 am where we started to write our blog. At 9.40 we started to present our work what we had done in 5 days. after everyone had given feedback. at 12.00 Sweden students headed back to Sweden.
Day 4 in Järva-Jaani
We started our morning with a bus drive to Kallaste and two other little villages near lake Peipsi. In those villages live the Russian old believers. It is a very beautiful place, there were many colorful houses. 
The guide we had told us the locals can to everything what they want to their houses. One house had a ski fence, it was pretty interesting. I think nobody have not seen anything like this. We saw one on the houses inside, like how they live in the old times. We saw their graveyards and also one house. The houses that they live in used to have a cold side and a warm side. On the cold side is where the animals used to live. After visiting the three villages, we had lunch at Mõisa Tall in Alatskivi. It was really cosy in there and the food was very good. We got a pasta and a apple cake.
After lunch we walked to the Alatskivi castle and we had a tour there.
Day 3 in Järva-Jaani
In Wednesday we worked on our presentations, what we will present in Friday. After lunch we went on a tour in Järva-Jaani. Estonians showed Järva-Jaani manor and Vanatehnika varjupaik.
In the Vanatehnika Varjupaik there are a lot of old cars in there. Most of them doesn’t work but there are working machines too. They built sauna in three cars.
In the evening we went to pastoraat, where our guest are staying. We played cards and listen some music. We got to know each other a little bit more.
Day 2 in Järva-Jaani
In the morning we went to Järva Defence League, which is located in Türi. Where Major Rikberg talk about Estonian defence. Also he showed us what machines they have in Türi.
After that we went to Tartu prison. 
Our guide, also told us about the minorities in prison. Tartu prison is located on an area of nearly 94,000 m2 on the Emajõgi River. The total area of the prison is 23,000 m2. There are 479 chambers in prison, we saw one chambers to, but it was empty. We had a guide, her name was Kairi Piller-Petrov. We saw the prison sport hall, activity room and reception. Also we saw church in the prison, where prisoners can be married. 
If they have money they can get tv and radio in the chamber, but they have to pay for the electricity. If they don’t pay, the workers will take them away. Prisoners are obliged to clean up or work, for which they get a little pocket money. Prisoners have the right to choose whether they want to study at school or not. Prisoners are treated the same way as ordinary people
We think everybody liked the prison, because it was a interesting experience.
Erasmus+Järva-Jaani Gümnaasium +Bernadottegymnasiet 