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ARY ARY

ARY ARY

On Thursday, in the true spirit of CEC’s Maritime Curriculum, yesterday those on the French Exchange Trip visited La Cité De La Mer in Cherbourg They saw a Titanic exposition, a stunning aquarium and also had the opportunity to have a tour of a decommissioned submarine

On Friday, students and staff on the French Exchange enjoyed visiting the city of Caen! Caen is the principal town of the region of Normandie and it is packed full of history. First of all, they set off on a short tour of the city and looked at some of the fascinating architecture on offer. They then spent a few minutes in the “Marché des fossés Saint Julien” where students were able to put their French to good use by buying some souvenirs and crèpes They then visited the university of Caen to look at a very detailed model of the city of Rome, one of only two left in the world A great lunch was had at the university, in the canteen. After lunch, everyone headed back towards the town to see the old castle and then the amazing “Abbaye aux hommes” where the remains of William the Conquerer are buried

Over this weekend, students spent time with their correspondents’ families

On Monday 27th, they made their way home, hearts and bellies full. We can't wait to welcome the French students to the Isle of Wight in May!

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