‘’My best moment in London was when we went to Mme Tussauds because I saw many famous people such as Georges Clooney, Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie, etc… I took pictures with my favourite stars such as Tom Cruise; David Beckham, Michael Jackson and full of others. ‘’ Solène Michelo (3°b)

 

‘’My best moment in London was when we celebrated my birthday, it was in the bus. We listened to a Happy Birthday song and I immediately blushed! After this song, everybody started singing for me. Then they offered me great presents: a mug and a T-shirt in which everybody wrote some words and signed. Then we all left to see our host families and my friends had baked a cake for me. I blew candles with my friends and with the family. It was an amazing birthday for me! ‘’ Estelle Renard (3°b)

 

“My best moment was when we had free time for shopping. I bought a ball and we played football with security agents at Piccadilly Circus.” Gary Becdelièvre (3°b)

 

‘’I loved this trip, especially the museum ‘’Mme Tussauds’’. There were many wax sculptures everywhere. I liked to pose with them. We were allowed to touch them.’’ Charlotte Quervet (3°a)

 

‘’My best moment in London was when when we went shopping at Piccadilly Circus because we had fun. I was with Solène and Sarah, we saw the largest European toys, Hamleys. I bought souvenirs.’’ Emilie Ligneau (3°b)

 

‘’ It’s difficult to choose one moment of the trip to London because I liked the whole trip very much. But I think my favorite moments were when we walked in London, the treasure hunt in Carnaby Street and when we had some free time because I was with my friends and I was in London. We had fun visiting visit the streets. But the other moments were very fun too: I enjoyed the museums, the nights with the families times, the travel in the bus… I also liked the moment when I spoke with the bus driver and M Coupeau even if it wasn’t a really moment IN London… ‘’ Victor Lepagnol (3°a)

 

‘’When we went to Mme Tussauds Museum, I was with Aurore and Momo. We decided first to hurry up and fill in the quiz as quick as possible so that we could come back after to take pictures. When we arrived downstairs in the souvenir shop, we wanted to go back to take pictures but the security guard didn’t want to let us go back. So we tried to deal with him but he still didn’t want to listen to us. So, we walked into the shop for a long time and we finally had to wait outside for the other pupils and the teachers. At the beginning, we were very angry because we didn’t have time to take photos but now I remember it as a very funny moment!’’ Mathilde Mazeiraud (3°a)