Second day at school & SUP fun

On Tuesday, the group then split into two courses: a coding workshop was conducted in the math class of 8th grade. The other group participated in the class council and the social studies lesson of 9th grade. Both groups learned a lot and gained new experiences.
Some of the learners then took part at a game session with some german students.
Before lunch, there was a small workshop and a meet-and-greet between the South African students and the new interested participants for the South Africa club. This exchange was a valuable opportunity for all involved to learn more about each other's cultures and to forge new friendships.

In the afternoon we made our way to the Hunte, a beautiful river ideal for water sports activities. Upon arrival, we split into two groups: one group chose to go Stand Up Paddling (SUP), while the other group stayed on the shore to cheer on the paddlers.
Stand Up Paddling was a new experience for many of us. After a brief introduction to the technique and safety instructions, we hit the water. Initially, it was challenging for some of us to maintain balance, but soon we got the hang of it and paddled along the river. It was a fantastic way to enjoy nature while being physically active.
The group on the shore also had a lot of fun. They enthusiastically cheered for the paddlers, took photos, and enjoyed the beautiful surroundings of the Hunte. With the warm temperatures, it was a welcome opportunity to relax and soak up the sun.
The trip to the Hunte was a great success and will surely remain in our memories for a long time. We not only had a lot of fun but also got to experience the region’s nature up close and deepen new friendships.Baca lagi