Today we started our day by going to visit a Museum in Hommelsto about the Sami people, an indigenous people who inhabit Sápmi, their preferred name for Lapland, and adjacent areas of northern Norway, Sweden and Finland. Specifically we were able to discover how they leave, their customs, trades and folklore.
Once we were back in the school, we attended a meeting where a couple of Norwegian teachers sang (really well!) while showing an edited vídeo of photos taken at every mobility of our Erasmus plus project “Reading for life”). It was breathtaking and made us remember several moments shared during these three years.
Afterwards, we did an activity where we taped a plate behind our backs and the others could write a compliment about us on it, which was nice. Later on, we did a competition which consisted of solving an Escape Room in the library of the school: each Erasmus team had to solve several puzzles and clues to be able to escape in the shortest time possible. The team that would take less time was the winner. In the end, the Slovenian team won, although they had one of ours’ help: Ignac was participating with them! Then, the Romanian team left, because they had to take an early bus.
At about 2pm, the Norwegian students prepared a farewell dinner for everyone that had participated in the mobility, like hosting families, students and teachers(I know, it sounds really weird for us to have dinner at our lunch time, but since some students needed to take the last bus at 4pm it was our only chance!).Thanks were given, as well as congratulations and compliments, and last but not least, Siri, the coordinator, gave us the diplomas. That marked the end of the Erasmus project, which leaves a bittersweet taste and some new friendships and memories.
In the afternoon some of us had the chance to meet up with friends, and others took the time to get closer to our hosts and Norwegian families, getting some gifts and food from them to take to Spain
