Children in Need

Peterhouse are doing Children in Need on Friday 18th November! Children can join in by dressing in something bright and colourful and paying 50p for the privilege.
All proceeds go to the Children in Need charity.
Go on! You know you want to! ☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺

We're home!

We're back in England, just over the Dartford Crossing. Not long now! (about three hours!)

Our children looking after each other.

Glow stick walk

Where Mr Scott scared some of the children to death by jumping our at them in the pitch dark! (They are all fine again now!)

The Birthday Boy!

Our birthday boy celebrated his 11th with a Birthday tarte au citron (sorry about the spelling on that one Mrs Johnson!)

Utah Beach

One of the bunkers at Utah Beach.

Utah Beach

A tank at Utah Beach where the German forces had created an incredible system of linked up bunkers and tunnels.

St Mere Eglise

The High Altar in the church. The church is famous and has a parachutist hanging from it's spire. Ask one of the French-trip children why!

St Mere Eglise

The American Airborne Museum at St Mere Eglise

Mt St Michel

That's a lot of stairs.

Mt St Michel

Our children meeting Joan d'Arc (Joan of Arc) who was a child herself.

Mt St Michel

On our way to visit the medieval walled city. Beautiful!

Our accommodation

Major Howard's Memorial

At Pegasus bridge

Pegasus Bridge (the new one)

Juno Beach

Juno Beach

Inside the Canadian Museum at Juno Beach

Outside the Caen Memorial

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News about the old first school site

We'd like to direct your attention to tHe EDP this morning, which has published an article about Norfolk County Council's plans for the old Peterhouse First School site. You can find the article here: http://www.edp24.co.uk:80/news/health/super_home_to_be_built_in_care_home_shake_up_1_1120105

They are intending to build a super care home for dementia patients.

The views of this blogger are not necessarilly the views of the school.

Day 3

Today started with a trip to the Caen Memorial Museum. There was lots of info about the World Wars. We then travelled to Juno Beach, where we ate our lunch whilst imagining the Canadian soldiers storming the beach. The Canadian museum was fantastic. We learned about what it was like for the Canadian soldiers on D-Day.
After that we went to Pegasus Bridge where Major Howard and 28 soldiers surprised the Germans and captured and held the bridge. We also saw the Cafe Gondree which was closed.
We visited a carrefour to buy drinks and to get some chocolate to cheer up Mrs Bensly who had very little sleep and was super grumpy.
After dinner we had a talent show and disco. Tiah sang a BEAUTIFUL song, while Lauren entertained us with her crazy antics.

Day 2

After a delicious breakfast of croissants, yoghurt, cereal and fruit, we are now on our way to Caen to see some museums. Au revoir!

Les Chambres

We have arrived in Les Chambres! Woowooo! Everyone is in great spirits. Looking forward to an action packed day tomorrow!

Still travelling!

We are all well, although we have yet to reach the chateau. Unfortunately, travel has taken longer than expected. Blogging from a mobile phone in the back of a mini bus near Caen. ETA 8pm.

France - Day 1

All busy!