IR24 PSLL - ENGAGE Bowling

The Bowling Event was a lively and engaging activity designed to bring together students from different countries, fostering teamwork, social interaction, and cultural understanding. The day began with students traveling together to the Letterkenny bowling alley, where the shared journey provided an opportunity for casual conversation and initial bonding.​

At the bowling alley, students formed teams and participated in friendly competition, experiencing the ups and downs of winning and losing with their peers. This interactive environment encouraged laughter, collaboration, and mutual support, helping students feel more comfortable with one another and breaking the ice in a fun, relaxed setting.​

After the bowling games, the group worked together to decide on a restaurant for their meal. By negotiating and making decisions as a group, students practiced communication, compromise, and teamwork. Sharing a meal provided additional time for informal interaction, deepening connections and fostering a sense of community among the participants.​

Overall, the event successfully combined fun, teamwork, and shared experiences, allowing students to build friendships and develop important social and collaborative skills while enjoying a memorable day together.​

The Bowling Event proved to be a valuable experience for fostering collaboration and independence among students from different countries. During the trip, students actively participated in decision-making processes, demonstrating autonomy as they worked together to select a restaurant and plan aspects of the outing.​

Through the shared experience of bowling, students engaged in teamwork and friendly competition, learning to support one another and navigate the dynamics of winning and losing. This activity provided an excellent opportunity for students to collaborate in a playful environment, breaking down barriers and building connections.​

By the end of the event, students had not only strengthened their social and teamwork skills but also developed a sense of shared responsibility and camaraderie. The day highli