Today was another eventful day. In the morning we all went to a park where we then met with 40 kids with different age ranges. We spilt the kids into 3 different groups and taught them about different values to do with the Olympics; friendship, courage and equality. In my group we spoke about what it meant to have courage and went round in a circle asking the kids what courage meant to them. Then we played a few games, which also presented this theme. Later on, we all went to a youth centre where we watched presentations. This helped to give us a better understanding of the work that Gancho and the youth centre does. We all planned something to perform or show to the youth worker’s about either our culture or something that we liked to do. After the joy-filled of performances we were all treated with homemade Bulgarian food.
By Francesca and Eric
“Courage is what it takes to stand up and speak; courage is also what it takes to sit down and listen” – Winston Churchill
At the Park:
At the Youth Centre:
Hello again guys! Beautiful photos! Not long now, so make the most of your time sharing and learning at the same time. Every parents will all be proud of you guys? To Mr Davies and Mr Ian and the rest of the team thank you so much for the experince of a liftetime?Alastair we missU
Great work and great team. I’m really proud of you all. Beautiful photos having fun in teaching and learning. Eric I can see your smile and I’m happy about that. Well done guys, arms are wide open to welcome you all back. Definitely the children will always remember your work and for sure they are happy. Thanks to St. Pauls Academy. Xxxxxx