Ana Sofia Bento, Marta Fernandes, Rita Matos

As the day started, we had breakfast earlier than the other days so we could start the visit to Namur by taking a bus.

After having taken the bus to Namur, we happily sang some music during the path, songs that we had learnt during our first week.

In Namur, after been split in groups, we had the opportunity to have a guide for our visit of the town where we played a game that was like peddypaper in which photos served as clues. These photos were some details from the town monuments and sites. This game allowed us to capture things with more attention.

After this, we had free time to lunch and to get to know the city and also to buy some souvenirs.

At the end of the afternoon, some groups returned home by bus and, at home the Belgium French speaking community prepared the dinner and after that we had fun whit some parlour games, for example, a game called “sjoelebak” where there were 10 pieces of wood and one of player had to throw a piece of wood to the adversary field the winner could not have any piece of wood in this field.