GCSE Pupils Spend Day in France
Our GCSE French pupils took a break from classroom learning and travelled to Paris to practice their French. They visited the Arc de Triomphe, Eiffel Tower and had the chance to try the best croissants that Paris could offer. They enjoyed a detailed and off-beat guided walking tour of the trendy 13th Arrondissement, famous for its amazing and creative street art too.
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