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I was forced to notice that! When we arrived at the airport, and were waiting to check our tickets, a very famous All Black rugby player ( who is actually playing in Toulouse rugby team), Byron Kelleher was just next to us. We recognized him and asked him to take some picture with us!
Look!
After a one hour trip in a nice plane,
we arrived at the airport.
When we went out to look after the
bus, we noticed that it was cold and cloudy.
Good morning England !
On saturday we went to London do some shopping and to visit a little.
London is a really beautiful city. We went there by train and by underground, the famous underground of London. Fortunately we were with
English people who know it very well, they could lose us easily. Before taking the underground we stopped at Wimbley stadium, a really big
stadium. But unfortunately we couldn't come in.
In the afternoon, after the shopping, we took a boat on the Thames banks just in front of Big Ben. We travelled along the Thames, drinking a Moccachino and watching all the important places of
London that we saw from the boat. When we left the boat, we realised that there was no way back because the underground was closed! So, thanks to our partners, we found our way back by
taking the bus to go to Marylebone and from there, we took the train.
And we finally arrived to Wycombe!
That was a really good day, after that we had to dress up for the
party....
On saturday night, we went to PARTY at Ed's place. It was the first time since we were with our correspondents that we met eachother since the British left France!
Good good night!
On Tuesday afternoon,
Marie, Nicolas and I went to Oxford with ours partners because they had an important
dinner with a reverent and some of pupils of their school.
The dinner took place in Pembroke College, and the pupils of RGS would like to attend in this university. As you can see it in the menu, the dinner was very good and we ate very
well.
After the meal, the reverent and an old pupil of the school talked about religion. It was a little boring
because we are not used to talk about religion in our house and with our family.
At the end, we came back to High Wycombe and went to sleep because it was late and we were a little tired.
During the exchange with RGS school, we have to do a work experience in a company, a school, a shop...
I did mine in a little school next to my partner's house named "Hazlemere school".
I was with the year 1 and with their teacher, Mrs Opiola.
At the first time, when the pupil saw me, they were shy but quickly they talked to me. When the teacher said that I was french, they presented themselves in French, because they learn, beginning with "Bonjour mademoiselle Luydmila, je m'appelle...".
They were so nice during the week and we did a lot of activities together.
On wednesday night, we went to the Bowling!
Luydmila should have been here but unfortunately, she was not...
We were there to play bowling but we didn't! And after we got together (We had not seen eachother since Sunday night), some of us finally went to the cinema. In spite of playing bowling, we watched Eli's book, following the advices of our partners, was it the good thing to do? It was an action movie but we liked it!
Anyway, we were really happy to get together, as you can see!
I was working all week long in a primary school with Emma.
We went on every classes : with the little one until the 6th year one.
It was quite an interesting way to notice that the English system spend a lot of money in education, it's not like in France. And we also noticed that the pupils were trained to use computers and magic boards really soon, magic boards were in all the class rooms! Even in the class room of the littlest.
I enjoyed so much this work experience, all the pupils were asking questions about France, and I had to answer in English of course. That was really cool and I think it really makes me improve.
Be a teacher? I don't think so, but we never know...