Wednesday evening was the celebration meal where we were all divided into different countries and celebrated their traditional dinner customs.
The Japan table ate with chopsticks and had to wait for the elder of the table to start before they could begin eating.
On the Thailand table, they had to eat the rice with their hands and they had to leave some food on the plate at the end otherwise it is seen as rude.
The
children really embraced the evening and we finished off with sticky toffee
pudding and a hot chocolate.
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