On Sunday
our students went to either Birmingham or London.
A small group decided take a challenge and go
to London. With their duvets and pillows on the coach, off they went.
The London Eye, which is on the South
Bank of the River Thames, is
one of London's top attractions. As you can see you don’t have to ride it to
have fun in London. Marcus obviously came up with some sort of street dance:) We
wonder if they’re going to perform on stage on Tuesday night (?)
Anyway, having
relaxed after a strenuous performance, they suddenly got lost in the vicinity
of Big Ben and panicked because they were late for Changing of the Guard at
Buckingham Palace. Fortunately, a kind police officer showed them the way and
he even agreed to join in the photo. He even suggested that they see Westminster
Abbey, so they had a stroll past it and Marcus convinced them to take another
creative/crazy photo :)
Here you
can see the students in the Black Country Living Museum in Dudley, just out of
central Birmingham. Dudley and the surrounding areas are known as the ‘black
country’ because during the industrial revolution it became one of the most
industrialised parts of Britain with coal mines, coking, iron foundries and
steel mills.
Another
stop was Bull Ring Shopping Centre.
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