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Today marked the final day of our Erasmus+ program, culminating in the awarding ceremony for completion certificates. We captured countless photos, shared tears and laughter, and embraced each other one last time. We expressed our gratitude for everyone's generosity and acknowledged that these were our final moments together. Parting proved to be more challenging than we had anticipated. The experience was unforgettable; none of us were eager to return to Romania. Despite the difficulty, we managed to say our goodbyes. We promised our new Turkish high school friends that we would reunite over the summer, and we can hardly wait! Until then, we will stay connected online, ensuring nothing stands in the way of our enduring friendship.

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The day began with us dividing into 10 groups to solve a puzzle made up of around 20 pieces. When completed, the puzzle revealed a quote about leadership. Each person received one or two pieces and had to comment on them. We then split into nine teams, with three teams working on the same activity at the same location. First, we tackled a tangram puzzle where the group leader could only guide the builders without touching the pieces, which was quite challenging.

Next, we tried to build a cup pyramid without directly touching the cups, using a rubber band and some strings. Although logic was important, teamwork and determination were crucial. We managed to complete it in under a minute, which is likely a record! The final task was to build the tallest tower using marshmallows and skewers. While we didn't build the tallest tower, we succeeded in constructing one that stood on its own without needing support.

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Today we wore our national shirt, marking an eventful day filled with various activities. We started by watching an animated film about inclusion, which deeply moved everyone and sparked a lot of discussion. Next, the Romanian and Turkish teams competed in a fun challenge where they had to guess how to spell words from each other's languages. It was a blast, and one of our volunteers particularly stood out. Afterward, we enjoyed a beautiful picnic at the nearby park. We ate, danced, and had a great time. We taught our traditional dances and moves to our guests, who enthusiastically joined in. They also taught us some of their dances, leading to a lot of laughter and admiration for how well we all managed to get the dances right.

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At school, we participated in activities focused on inclusion and exclusion. One game involved copying the dance moves of one person in the circle while someone else tried to guess who it was without knowing. In another activity, we formed a circle and held hands, keeping the volunteers outside the circle. These exercises were meaningful and allowed everyone to express their feelings about being excluded.

Next, we had a quiz comparing aspects of Romania and Turkey. Although it was challenging, collaborating with the foreign students was a great experience. They won, but we all had fun.

After the quiz, we visited a butterfly museum. It was amazing, though filming the butterflies was tricky since they moved constantly and were easily startled. Overall, it was an unforgettable experience, and we took many photos.

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The atmosphere here is vibrant and delightful, with numerous small shops offering a variety of traditional items and accessories. The town itself is a historically and religiously significant monument. The cuisine is outstanding, with restaurants specializing in traditional dishes.

Today was our first day meeting the high school students we are visiting. It was a day rich in socialization and cultural exchange. We learned about their traditions and school life, and we were relieved to find that our cultural differences did not hinder our communication.

We participated in several activities, such as presenting our country, culture, and high school, and creating a team logo focused on inclusion, leadership, and digital skills. We also toured the high school with pairs or small groups of students. Everyone got along wonderfully, and it was clear that we were on the path to forming strong friendships.