Londres et ses environs    

DAY 1: CANTERBURY CANTERBURY	DAY 2 : LONDON TRAFALGAR SQUARE THE MALL BUCKINGHAM PALACE GREEN PARK  PICCADILLY MME TUSSAUD
DAY 3: LONDON WESTMINSTER  Page 1  -  Page 2 COVENT GARDEN TATE MODERN   Page 1  -  Page 2  -  Page 3	DAY 4: LONDON LONDON DUNGEON THE TOWER BRIDGE THE TOWER OF LONDON
DAY 5: WINDSOR THE CASTLE    THE CITY	BONUS LA TRAVERSEE GALERIE LONDONIENNE   Page 1  -  Page 2  STUDENTS & TEACHERS    Page 1  -  Page 2  -  Page 3  AU BORD DE LA TAMISE   Page 1  -  Page 2 THE PLATES  LES GARDES DE LA REINE  IN THE BUS

“ONCE UPON A TIME, a mysterious group of 48 french pupils went to England not just for a trip but to invade the kingdom. To carry out this mission, the French pupils had 4 chiefs:

-          Miss Gilquin, an expert in language and communication;

-          Miss Jacques, an expert in cleaning (and sleeping);

-          Mr Ivaldi, an expert in timing,

-          Mr Nicolay, an expert in joking and making pupils laugh.

They travelled in a brand-new bus with a great driver called Cédric.

 Day of invasion : may 3^rd …

Each group of pupils stormed a house and took an English family hostage.

1^st day after invasion…

The 48 infant frogs and the 4 adults took control of Trafalgar Square, The Mall, Buckingham Palace but the Queen was unfortunately not in! She had left…So the frogs decided to invade the centre of the capital first and this took 2 days before going to Windsor  where Elizabeth II had hidden !”

Mickaël , 3°

L'article  paru dans le Républicain Lorrain le jeudi 20 mai 2010