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Miss Rogers, Miss Hulston, Mr Staniforth and Mr Hulley took a mixture of learners from year 8 to 10 on a fantastic trip to Normandy in France. This trip was jam packed with cultural experiences, which made the long coach journey worth it! Learners visited the quaint town of Honfleur, a goat’s cheese farm and a chocolate factory. Learners also visited a French market and Leclerc, a French ‘hypermarché’ where they were able to stock up on souvenirs. One evening, we had a trip to a beach, thanks to our bus driver, Paddy, who was the best driver we could have asked for! Paddy’s discos on the bus were a strong highlight! We also visited Bayeux where learners completed a challenge around the centre, following this; we all went to see the impressive Bayeux tapestry. We had a guided tour of this and we were able to hear the story as we followed it around.
Miss Rogers, Miss Hulston, Mr Staniforth and Mr Hulley took a mixture of learners from year 8 to 10 on a fantastic trip to Normandy in France. This trip was jam packed with cultural experiences, which made the long coach journey worth it! Learners visited the quaint town of Honfleur, a goat’s cheese farm and a chocolate factory. Learners also visited a French market and Leclerc, a French ‘hypermarché’ where they were able to stock up on souvenirs. One evening, we had a trip to a beach, thanks to our bus driver, Paddy, who was the best driver we could have asked for! Paddy’s discos on the bus were a strong highlight! We also visited Bayeux where learners completed a challenge around the centre, following this; we all went to see the impressive Bayeux tapestry. We had a guided tour of this and we were able to hear the story as we followed it around.
The most popular trip was the trip to the bakery. Eric the baker was fantastic and taught everyone, including Mr Staniforth, vital vocabulary needed to bake bread! We all baked our own baguettes, which we were able to enjoy fresh from the oven. He also allowed learners to roam the grounds of his country bakery and meet the animals. On the last night, we had a celebratory game of bowling to celebrate just how fantastic this experience was. All learners were amazing ambassadors to the school and staff were super proud of their conduct and efforts to use the French language.
The most popular trip was the trip to the bakery. Eric the baker was fantastic and taught everyone, including Mr Staniforth, vital vocabulary needed to bake bread! We all baked our own baguettes, which we were able to enjoy fresh from the oven. He also allowed learners to roam the grounds of his country bakery and meet the animals. On the last night, we had a celebratory game of bowling to celebrate just how fantastic this experience was. All learners were amazing ambassadors to the school and staff were super proud of their conduct and efforts to use the French language.
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