FAREWELL TO SCOTLAND

Our last trip! First we went to Queensferry. We passed over the Forth North bridge.

This is Queensferry

We visited Falkland Palace and saw the oldest tennis court in the world

Saint Andrews castle.

Who said we only took pictures of the girls?

A tin of human sardines or Splendour on the grass

The remains of the cathedral in Saint Andrews

Then we visited a fishing village. This is the most famous Fish & Chips in Scotland

Finally we had our group dinner back in Edinburgh but have no pictures of the event. Sorry!

FREE MORNING AND LAST LESSONS

We had a free rainy morning to enjoy ourselves but see how hard we worked on our project in the afternoon

In the evening we went to a disco and danced a lot

Tomorrow is our last day in Edinburgh. How sad!

ANOTHER NICE DAY IN EDINBURGH

It has been a very active day: sports in the morning and Scottish dancing in the evening

After the ceilidh we are all great dancers!

WARM WEDNESDAY IN EDINBURGH

Outside school before going to Arthur's Seat

Climbing up  Arthur's Seat in single line

Taking a rest half way up and singing a song

Almost there!

In the evening we went to a Magic Show. The magician did some tricks and afterwards we joined in. You can see us in action. 

RAINY TUESDAY IN EDINBURGH

Today we have visited Edinburgh castle in the rain

The cosy prisons in Edinburgh castle

In the afternoon we met some students at Drummond  Community High School

The second group listening to a student introducing himself before meeting the other students.

CHILLY MONDAY 6TH IN EDINBURGH

Today we have visited the Scottish Parliament, designed by Enric Miralles

Waiting for our guided tour of the Scottish Parliament

Inside the public area of the debating chamber in The Scottish Parliament

LOVELY HIGHLANDS WEEKEND TRIP

On Saturday we visited lots of places. This photograph was taken in Ruthven Barracks

We had the opportunity to see a farm with sheep dogs and an exhibition of sheep-shearing .

Ot helping the shepherd with the shearing. He is quite good at it!!!

Dunkeld was another of our visits.

On our way, we stopped to take some photos of the typical Highland coos (cows)

The whole group singing The youth for Med song remembering Teresa by Loch Ness . It was a very moving moment for all of us.

David played a Scottish song with his bagpipe for Teresa, too

Some brave students bathed in Loch Ness

At last we could see the monster Nessie !!!!

The next stop was Glencoe Valley. We went for a long walk

It has been a great and "sweety" weekend

Thanks David