On Saturday morning we all had a long lie after an exhausting few days in school. Each of the host families entertained their guest (Matthew took Brian to play crazy golf at Castle Green!). Katie and Matthew also took Samuel and Brian to Avertical World for rock climbing which the Kenyans found to be great fun.
In the evening parents, pupils, staff, members of the St Stephen's Church congregation and friends of the Grove-Meru Partnership attended a 'pot-luck supper'. It was an enjoyable night of a buffet and entertainment- Angus Nicoll on pipes, Katie Bruce reading a poem, and a trio of Matthew, Danielle and Alison on violin, with Douglas Clark accompanying for one of the songs.
On Sunday it was time for the service at St Stephen's Church. The Kenyans each took part, with several boys giving readings and Amalia leading prayers. Afterwards there was an opportunity for the congregation to chat with the visitors. In the afternoon the boys relaxed at Katie's and the teachers visited Mr Hunter's for lunch. Victor Kimathi and Danielle attended church with Mrs Berry too.
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