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Like birds to England  On the 6th of October teachers Arja and Taina began their journey to Clayesmore Preparatory School.

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1 Like birds to England  On the 6th of October teachers Arja and Taina began their journey to Clayesmore Preparatory School.

2 Under the ground?  After meeting Polish teachers Magda and Ewa in Heathrow airport we were brave and went to the undergroud to travel to Waterloo station.

3 Wa-a-a-a-aterloo  After long walking we found the right station.  A very polite clerc sold a group ticket to us. It was much cheaper than single tickets.  On our way to Salisbury Magda served some Polish tea.

4 Wonderful Bed and Breakfast in Blandford

5 Eating meeting  Our favourite hobby: Eating.  After meeting the Czhech and English teachers we had a chance to have a common meal in the restaurant.

6 The 7th of October at school  It was very exciting to be in an inteview of pupils.  The class of Mrs Rose had prepared very good questions to all of us.  It was exciting to see how we understood their questions.

7 The Comenius project in the class  We admired skillfully made notice boards.  There were only winter photos from Finland. We´ll send some summer pictures, too!  One journalist was taking photos from us.

8 Lessons  We followed interesting music lesson.  In English lesson we learned how to make a perfect presentation.

9 History in the 3rd class  In England history lessons begin two years before us.  The subject in this notice board is ancient Greece.

10 Science to 12 years old pupils  They didn´t have any text books.  They only dicussed a lot and made very detaled notes.  Excellent work!

11 Like a princess in the tower room  Clayesmore Senior School was like a castle (in Finnish way).  The girls coming far away lived in this house.

12 Inside the building  We acquainted us with girls´ livingroom. It was very simple one.  Girls´ bedrooms were cosy.

13 The chapel  The chapel was as large as our chuch. Most of the pupils belong to English Church.  They had assemblies here.  The stained-glass paintings were maverlous.

14 Geography classroom  Pity you can´t see the maverlous panorama view from this classroom. There were two walls full of windows.  Geography teacher showed population diagrams of our countries from her computer.

15 Art  Pupils painted small detales from big works of art.  Pupils´ colours looked like original ones.  They used pastels!

16 Dining room  You should see the menu: Cold meal, salad table, warm meal and dessert.  Good heavens!! Many of the pupils choose only fish and chips.

17 The golden chestnut  Pupils had a contest in which they had to brake the chestnut of their contestants.  The winner got her/his chestnut guilded. (Mr. John painted it.)

18 The Meeting  Co-ordinator Taina had a big task to lead the meeting in English (the first time in her life).  This time everything went fluently.

19 Blandford centrum  Here they live – We came and visited them!

20 Party time  Headmaster and his wife invited us to their beautiful home to have a cocktail.  We met interesting persons from the school.

21 Breakfast at 8.10.2005  Our master and mistress were very polite and friendy.  Breakfasts were delicious: homemade marmelade, fresh eggs, good tea or coffee and toasts.

22 Milton Abbey  Milton Abbey is a very old village in Dorset.  We travelled by a school bus.

23 Roof repairing in every 20th year  In Milton Abbey houses were very old. The roofs were made from some reed.  Roofs need full repairing in every 20th year. It´s very hard work we think…

24 On the coast  Lulworth Cove is a beautiful shell shaped cove.  The weather was maverlous to be outside.

25 A path along the coast  The scenery was amazing. Taina would like to move here and walk around the whole coast.

26 Durdle Door near Lulworth  This was the wonderful end of Tainas´ path.  Taina had only 15 minutes time to walk back but she made it on time.

27 Lulworth Cove village and the sea  The scenery from the hill near Durdle Door opened a beautiful view to Lulworth Cove.

28 Thousand years of history  We visited Corfe Castle.  It´s quite ruined but worth to see.  Princess Arja at last in her tower.

29 Without words

30 Famous fish and chips to taste

31 A car ferry  On the way from Swanage to Pool we crossed a narrow strait by a car ferry.  We passed VERY expencive houses.

32 Thanks to Liz and her family!  Liz offered us extremely delicious dinner at her home.  We enjoyed and relaxed.

33 Saturday night feaver

34 Kingston Lacy at the 9th of October

35 Stonehenge

36 The mystery of Stonehenge  We didn´t talk to our mobile phones but listened to the story of Stonehenge.  It was a pleasure to see this place because it was so ”strange”.

37 The vehicle  This was the school bus in which we travelled here and there along the Southern England.

38 Time to say goodbye  The evening meal tasted good.  Arja and Taina ordered chicken, and dessert melted in our mouths.  Polish teachers were already in London and we others were leaving in the morning.

39 Comfort Inn Hyde Park

40 Lunch in London  Chicken and steak again. London is really an expencive city… We were lucky: EU paid almost everything.  The 10th of October.

41 In the sightseeing bus

42 Pictures from London

43 Detales from London

44 In Hyde Park  Taina and her brand new suitcase. We don´t know who got the old one. We left it to our room.  Arja enjoyed fountains.

45 On the top of the clamour

46 Bye bye England!!!


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