Central Okanagan students and teachers celebrated a successful trip to El Salvador over the spring break holiday.

During a Central Okanagan School District meeting on Wednesday night, students and faculty took turns sharing their experiences from their trip.

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The group of students and teachers spent their time learning about the history of El Salvador and its civil war, bonding with the locals and building a 700 square foot home for a family.

Students spent their days carrying and laying out bricks before mixing concrete and pouring it between the bricks.

In their spare time, they also spent time playing soccer with the locals and a version of the song Stella Stella Ola.

Even though the local kids couldn香蕉视频直播檛 speak much English, they were still able to form teams. They also had a baseball game and donated school supplies to a local school.

This was the Central Okanagan香蕉视频直播檚 fifth trip with Habitat for Humanity.