Year 10 Curriculum Visit

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1 KELLETT SCHOOL THE BRITISH INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL IN HONG KONG Year 10 Curriculum Visit A love of learning and confidence for life

2 LOCATION: Normandy, France with a day in Paris Aim: To provide students with a fully integrated language immersion programme whilst also giving them the opportunity to experience French/Chinese culture and learn more about the history of France. Château de la Baudonnière, Basse-Normandie, France

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4 Itinerary - France Petit déj. 08h15 dimanche lundi mardi mercredi jeudi vendredi samedi Groupe L 9h15-12h00 Groupe M 9h15-12h00 Arrivée CDG 06h20 fabrication du pain fabrication du pain Marché de Villedieu / aéroballe aéroballe/ Visite d'arromanches 360 cinéma Visite de la chèvrerie de Mr Martin Départ07h00 Paris 11:15 boat cruise Déjeuner 12h30 pique-nique pique-nique pique-nique Groupe L 14h15-17h00 Groupe M 14h15-17h00 / tir à l'arc tir à l'arc/ escrime escrime Visite d'un collège Notre dame de la providence à Avranches Visite du Mont Saint Michel Musée du débarquement + Cimetière américain de Colleville-surmer pique-nique à la chèvrerie Visite de Granville + supermarché "Leclerc" Pique-nique Champs de Mars Paris bus tour (Arc de Triomphe, Champs Elysées and Montmartre) Journaux 17-18h Dîner 18h00 Animation de soirée 19h30-21h00 Présentation générale et tour de la propriété Atelier discussions en Jeux Préparations examens (avec profs) Crêperie Valises et soirée DVD- film en 19h50 départ CDG

5 Year 10 Curriculum Visit All inclusive price. Pocket money will be issued to pupils in instalments throughout the course of the visit. Kit list 20kg in one case, plus 7kg of hand luggage. Prepare for the cold and the wet weather of Northern France in March!

6 Medical Matters In order to minimise problems, it is important that students let staff know immediately if they feel ill. All medication must be handed to Mr Falconer upon arrival at the airport express. It should be clearly labelled with name and instructions. Emergency Contact: In the event of an emergency, the staff on the trip will contact the School Emergency Contact, who will in turn contact relevant parents. If an urgent message or changes to arrangements needs to reach staff/pupils on the trip, parents are also asked to do this via the School Emergency Contact. Direct contact with students leaves the School Emergency Contact in the dark. Communication An will be sent from school to parents on Monday 24 th March to confirm arrival in France. Please assume that no news is good news.

7 Behaviour Students will be a member of a group in a foreign country. To be sure of having an enjoyable time, they must be prepared to make an effort to get on with the other students and staff. Sensible behaviour and consideration is essential especially with centre/hotel staff. As you are aware, you are representing Kellett, and at all times we expect the very highest standards. With this in mind, I d like to take the opportunity to remind you that We expect you to be polite and courteous at all times. Students are always to be punctual when arrangements have been made to meet at a certain time and place. Students are not to dash around the centre/hotel. Be considerate. Students are not to go out alone. Students must be accompanied by at least one other from our party. No alcoholic drinks or smoking are allowed for the entire trip. Any damage will be charged to parents/guardians. If any pupil is uncooperative with staff they may be asked to leave the visit. This will be at parents expense. English is spoken / understood by most people in France. They will understand if students are being rude as well as when they are being polite. Students will get out of this trip what they put in, so Bon Voyage / 一 路 顺 风!

8 MERCI / 谢 谢!!! Any questions?