Students had classes this morning as usual and then they had lunch at Paddock, the best restaurant in the campus.
There's a good atmosphere, delicious food and a friendly cook.
In the afternoon, they played games and sports. First they did three-legged races and races holding a ball with their heads and after that, they played football. Surprisingly, the weather was sunny for an hour, but suddenly it rained. So, we had to run under the trees (we've found out it might be a tradition in Ireland, Irish people shout "under the trees" anytime it rains, so we can understand why there are so many trees in here). From 4 to 5, students went to the Sports Arena to play indoor basketball and football, while some others went swimming to the 50m Olympic swimming pool.
After having a shower, we had dinner at Scholars, the second best restaurant.
What a surprise when we found out that in the evening activity there was a new group of Italian people to meet!! We did a speed-talking activity consisting of talking to different people for 2-3 minutes and then change to meet new people each round. It was a good activity to break the ice with the new students. The last activity and the one they enjoy the most was Blind date. Good night!
Sílvia and Montse
PS. There are two days left in the campus! Although we are a bit tired, when we ask the students if they want to come back, they answer at the same time: Noooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!
Hi everybody.
ResponEliminaNice job with the blog, guys!!.Fantastic pictures.
Keep it up and enjoy the rest of your stay…
See you on Saturday!!
Mercè & Jordi
Really your stay on campus is fun ...... you speak in English with Italian students?
ResponEliminaM ª Angels Trullàs
Congratulations to the teachers Silvia and Montse for good design in all campus activities.
ResponEliminaM ª Angels Trullàs
Thank you Àngels,
ResponEliminathey all really get fun in the activities they do. They are young, so they have a lot of energy to spend, and it is easy get on well with them, they are so nice!!! and in English, of course, here in Ireland it is our second mother tongue!!!
Best regards!!!
Sílvia
Good afternoon Limerick,
ResponEliminaIf I was younger...
If I had more money...
I would learn english in Ireland. How nice!!
Do you want to go?
Pilar
kisses muaack! Amelia
Hello everyone.
ResponEliminaToday is your last day in Limerick. Make the maximum and think that the next summer is coming closer.
See you on Saturday
Mercè