Monday 16/01/2017
This was the day for the food court. Each nation were to represent food from their own respective country. Some pupils came a little earlier to school to prepare the food court. When the preparation was done, the students had a nice time trying the typical Norwegian, Belgian and Spanish food.

The Norwegian table
The table of the Belgian students mostly contained chocolate, like chocolate mousse and Côte d’Or chocolates but also pancakes and “speculoos” (a sort of ginger bread). The Norwegians had a lot of salmon with a typical sauce. They also presented the famous “brown cheese”, with oath biscuits. Norwegians also have a chocolate which they are very proud of.

The Belgian table
Bringing small samples, the Spaniards and the Belgians got to taste it. The Basque students brought a typical sausage (txistorra), potato omelette, “arraultz beteak”, olives, “pintxoak”

The Spanish table
During the foodcourt the parents of the Basque pupils visited us and joined us eating the typical things from other countries. The students also made contact with the Norwegian and Basque pupils. We had a lot of fun and were laughing all the time and learning each other some words of our languages.
- From the left: Belgian food, Norwegian sticks with Jarlsberg (cheese), tomato and a special Norwegian meat, Spanish