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Last day in Ghana-Bead making workshop and pool relaxation

Partner Schools Worldwide > Weydon School and Ayensudo Islamic JHS > Last day in Ghana-Bead making workshop and pool relaxation

DAY 16-7th August 2018
Today the atmosphere was surprisingly positive, the majority of the group felt ill, however today is our last full day in Ghana, so we stuck our bags in the bus and set sail in a cheery fashion. We stopped off at a jewellery manufacturer named “cedi beads” and enjoyed purchasing various products and learning how these said products are made, such as necklaces and singular beads. After leaving “cedi beads” we travelled to a previous hostel we stayed in on our way to the airport. However, before we arrived at the hostel we decided to stop off at a nearby pool, in which we celebrated our achievements. Having arrived and this being our final night we decided to put on a “Weydon’s got talent” in which we got into groups and displayed our talents in a joint act. The main group of girls decided to dance whilst Stephanie sang with the voice of an angel. Next: Jack, Millie, Grace and Cam decided to use their skills of getting audiences excited and harmonising to perform a fantastic rendition of “In the jungle” , which was heavy in irony due to us being in Africa. Lastly 4 boys: James, Theo, Noah and Ed performed a “diss track” (for those not aware this is a form of rap song in which different members of the larger group are roasted, and made fun of in good sport) . It was described as “savage” and “hilarious” and this feedback satisfied the boys, subsequently causing them to vacate the stage, being declared winners, and being gifted free drinks by the teachers.
James

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