Easter days in Don Bosco

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During Easter we had a family reconciliation campaign of 4 days with different activities organized for outside activities counting on the possibility of good weather, as well as on bad weather that made us stay and have fun in the center.
The activities took place in the library (animation for reading), in the playroom (board games and workshops) and on the covered court (basketball, football, skating and other small games).
All the activities were carried out by different animators because everyone had their own task when performing the different planned parts.

We made three visits the first three days: the first day we went in search of fountains in the Park Bonaval, in the street of Virxe da Cerca and in the Plaza de Cervantes. The second day we went to several squares (Cervantes, Obradoiro, Azabachería, Quintana) of the old town looking for different gargoyles because it is always good to look a little more at the details. The third day we went to the Faculty of History to see the rooftops and we had a very nice view. And some children's imagination spread out and one of them asked me where was the North Pole; if it was visible from the rooftops, of course.














 I think we all had a great time, especially because all the children found the activity that most interested them.

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