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Dalby and Torna Hälllestad

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Dalby is the larger of the two villages described, located 30 minutes from Malmö, Sweden's third largest city. It has a Protestant church built in the 1100s and cliffs known as Dalby Stebrott that are popular for swimming. Agriculture is important in the region, with crops like sugar, potatoes, and rapeseed grown. There are three public schools in Dalby that educate students from ages 6 to 16. The smaller village of Torna Hällestad has beautiful nature, including a valley with a large old tree and pond, and football is a popular sport there.

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Dalby and Torna Hällestad
Dalby • Dalby is the biggest village of the two. • Dalby is a suburb 30 minutes from Malmö, Sweden’s third biggest city.
Nature • Dalby is placed in Scania, down in the south of Sweden. In generally there are many trees in Sweden, but in south Sweden there are more fields than forests .
People • In Scania the people have always been more farmers than woodworkers. • In Dalby we grow sugar, potatoes and rapeseed.
Skrylle • We have a forest close to Dalby called Skrylleskogen, where you´re not allowed to destroy or break anything. It´s called nature servicing.
Dalby Stonechurch • Dalby has the oldest stone church in the northen countries. It was built in the 1100, but has been rebuilt a couple of times.
The church • Dalby’s church is a protestant church. Both women and men can be priests. • We have gay-marriages, even though far from everyone gets married here. • It´s common in Sweden to have children without being married.
Dalby stenbrott In Dalby you can swim in two places: • Dalby Stebrott. They consist of cliffs and water in the middle. • It´s a pretty famous place in the Lund-area. A lot of people, both Malmö and Lund, come to swim there.
The Dalby bath • We also have a public bath, called Dalby Badet. Here you pay to come inside. • There are three pools. One big pool, one for kids from age 4-8 and one for the smallest ones. • When we swim with school we also go to Dalby badet.
Schools In Dalby there are three public schools. They´re called Nyvång, Haga and Skrylle. • Nyvång and Haga are public schools. The teachers decide what the students are supposed to do. • Nyvång: the biggest of the three schools. It’s a school with nearly a thousands pupils from age 6-16.
Haga and Skrylle Haga: the second largest school. Pupils with students from age 6-12. Similar to Nyvång. Skrylle: the students decide more themselves what to do, which is both positive and negative. It has pupils from age 6-12 as well.
Torna Hällestad • Torna Hällestad is a small village, even smaller than Dalby. • There is a little market, which sells everything from newly baked bread to fruits and candy.
Nature • The nature in Torna Hällestad is also beautiful, maybe even more beautiful than Dalby. • There is this valley called Björkensdal, which is this gorgeous place with a pond and a very big and old tree.
Football • They got a football team called THIF, they have a club-house with a gigantic football on the roof. • Football is a big thing in Torna Hällestad. (There are also many people who have a big interest in horses.)
The End Cornelia Elsa Tilda Vilma

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Dalby and Torna Hälllestad

  • 2. Dalby • Dalby is the biggest village of the two. • Dalby is a suburb 30 minutes from Malmö, Sweden’s third biggest city.
  • 3. Nature • Dalby is placed in Scania, down in the south of Sweden. In generally there are many trees in Sweden, but in south Sweden there are more fields than forests .
  • 4. People • In Scania the people have always been more farmers than woodworkers. • In Dalby we grow sugar, potatoes and rapeseed.
  • 5. Skrylle • We have a forest close to Dalby called Skrylleskogen, where you´re not allowed to destroy or break anything. It´s called nature servicing.
  • 6. Dalby Stonechurch • Dalby has the oldest stone church in the northen countries. It was built in the 1100, but has been rebuilt a couple of times.
  • 7. The church • Dalby’s church is a protestant church. Both women and men can be priests. • We have gay-marriages, even though far from everyone gets married here. • It´s common in Sweden to have children without being married.
  • 8. Dalby stenbrott In Dalby you can swim in two places: • Dalby Stebrott. They consist of cliffs and water in the middle. • It´s a pretty famous place in the Lund-area. A lot of people, both Malmö and Lund, come to swim there.
  • 9. The Dalby bath • We also have a public bath, called Dalby Badet. Here you pay to come inside. • There are three pools. One big pool, one for kids from age 4-8 and one for the smallest ones. • When we swim with school we also go to Dalby badet.
  • 10. Schools In Dalby there are three public schools. They´re called Nyvång, Haga and Skrylle. • Nyvång and Haga are public schools. The teachers decide what the students are supposed to do. • Nyvång: the biggest of the three schools. It’s a school with nearly a thousands pupils from age 6-16.
  • 11. Haga and Skrylle Haga: the second largest school. Pupils with students from age 6-12. Similar to Nyvång. Skrylle: the students decide more themselves what to do, which is both positive and negative. It has pupils from age 6-12 as well.
  • 12. Torna Hällestad • Torna Hällestad is a small village, even smaller than Dalby. • There is a little market, which sells everything from newly baked bread to fruits and candy.
  • 13. Nature • The nature in Torna Hällestad is also beautiful, maybe even more beautiful than Dalby. • There is this valley called Björkensdal, which is this gorgeous place with a pond and a very big and old tree.
  • 14. Football • They got a football team called THIF, they have a club-house with a gigantic football on the roof. • Football is a big thing in Torna Hällestad. (There are also many people who have a big interest in horses.)