After our unforgettable summer adventure in Narnia, when we joined forces to help free the land from the rule of the White Witch, we returned once again to this magical world. This time, the occasion was truly special – we were celebrating the 100th anniversary of Narnia’s liberation!
While time had passed slowly in our world, a whole hundred years had gone by in Narnia. Our reunion was filled with games and wonderful memories of the summer. We looked back on our experiences at camp, and each girl created her own collage to express her impressions and most vivid memories.
The celebration was in full swing when we discovered that the medal Aslan had given us as a token of gratitude had been stolen. We couldn’t leave this mystery unsolved! We split into teams and set off around the city to search for the missing pieces of the medal. After each team had found several pieces, we gathered together again and managed to put the medal back together. With the mystery solved, we could continue the celebration with more games and fun.
But the adventure didn’t end there. That evening, we discovered a mysterious letter from an unknown sender, which led us to a messenger. When we found him, he delivered a surprising message:“Narnia no longer needs you, but my world does. Be ready and wait for my call…”
And so our post-camp reunion came to an end – with lots of smiles, shared memories, and a new mystery that left us eagerly looking forward to our next adventure.
Kate /Katerina Stancheva/
Alongside the animators and the volunteer Radek Steingart, Nicol Mat’akova, our new European Solidarity Corps (ESC) volunteer, also played a key role in organizing the reunion. She will be working in Stara Zagora for eleven months as part of the project “Education – the Key to a Better Future”, 2025-1-BG01-ESC51-VTJ-000346438, co-funded by the European Commission through the European Solidarity Corps programme.
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