We went to Birmingham and we saw the library, the Town Hall and the Birmingham Cathedral which is the new Parish Church in the "High Town" area of Birmingham.
It has amazing windows which portray four significant themes within the Christian faith.
The Cathedral immits the classical roman built.
The rest of the trip was all about the shopping because of the farewell party.
C.dM.
Friday 23 July 2010
On 21th July Alison, our teacher, explained some stories about Stratford because the day before we went to Stratford and we visited William Shakespeare's house.
At 10.15 a.m we finished the first break and when we came back classes, we finished the unit and we started with another completly different.
At 12.30am, we had lunch together and at 2.00am we went to a park where we played football and girls danced because of the farewell.
At 4.00.pm we went to the swimming pool and we came back our houses at 5.30pm.
P.M.G.
At 10.15 a.m we finished the first break and when we came back classes, we finished the unit and we started with another completly different.
At 12.30am, we had lunch together and at 2.00am we went to a park where we played football and girls danced because of the farewell.
At 4.00.pm we went to the swimming pool and we came back our houses at 5.30pm.
P.M.G.
STRATFORD!
Last Tuesday we went to Stratford after the classes.
When we arrived we went to Shakespeare childly house, where he lived with his parents, his two brothers and his three sisters.
We also saw his bed, the rooms, the bathroom, and Shakespeare's father shop where he sold gloves.
When the visit finished, two actors interpreted Romeo and Juliette only for us. It was amazing!
Then we went to other Shakespeare's house where he lived in the end of his life.
There was archaologist shearching things from Shakespeare's time.
That visit was very interesting.
At the end, we took the bus and we came back to Leamington.
C.T.V.
When we arrived we went to Shakespeare childly house, where he lived with his parents, his two brothers and his three sisters.
We also saw his bed, the rooms, the bathroom, and Shakespeare's father shop where he sold gloves.
When the visit finished, two actors interpreted Romeo and Juliette only for us. It was amazing!
Then we went to other Shakespeare's house where he lived in the end of his life.
There was archaologist shearching things from Shakespeare's time.
That visit was very interesting.
At the end, we took the bus and we came back to Leamington.
C.T.V.
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