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Salisbury Cathedral
Educational day trip
Discover over 750 years of history,
including Britain’s tallest spire, the
world’s best preserved oldest working
clock
A beautiful and historic building, The
Cathedral and the Close are visited by
over 500,000 people a year. Many come
as tourists or to worship, while others
attend some of the many events taking
place.
• Britons tallest spire
• Britons oldest working clock
• An amazing Historical place
Full day - 1st July 2010
8am - 6.15pm. Meeting at Ringwood
School reception.
Calshot Activity Centre
Leisure day trip
Calshot Activities Centre is one of the
largest Adventure Centres in Britain.
Situated in a unique position on the
shores of the Solent, its magnificent
setting provides access to the country’s
most popular Water sports location.
• A state of the art Climbing Complex
• An indoor Velodrome for Cycling
• Dry Ski Slope for Skiing &
Snowboarding
• Windsurfing, Sailing and Canoeing
Full day - 2nd July 2010
8am - 5.30pm. Meeting at Ringwood
School reception.
Salut = Hi
Excusez-moi = I am very sorry
Parlez-vous français = Do you speak french
c’est amusant = This is fun
J’ai une question = I have a question
Oui = yes
Enchanté = Pleased to mee
Puis-je vous présenter…? = May I in
J’ai un problem = I have a problem
Je ne sais pas = I don’t know Comment vous vous appellez? =
pomme = a apple
Puis-je avoir s’il vous plaît = Please can I have
onjour mon nom est ... = Hello my name is...
s’il vous plaît aider = Please help
merci = Thank you
Désolé je ne comprends pas = Sorry I don’t understand
un paquet de chips = a packet of crisps
No = no
Portsmouth Dock Yard
Place of interest
Each year we welcome over 110,000
pupils to one or more of the attractions
on self-guided Discovery Visits with an
additional 5,000 pupils participating in
one of a wide range of workshops specially created to get the most from the
National Curriculum.
• Mary Rose
• HMS Victory
•
Half day - 3rd July 2010
10am - 3.30pm. Meeting at Ringwood
School reception.
Blashford Lakes
Day in the open air
Blashford lakes is a large plot of land on
the edge of the New Forest. Many of the
lakes are old quarries that have been
filled with water turning them into lakes.
Most of these lakes are now persevered
for wiled life where you and go bird
watching but a couple of the lakes are
used for
• Water skiing
• Wake boarding
• Wind sailing
• Canoeing
Full day - 4th July 2010
10am - 4.30pm. Meeting at Ringwood
School reception.
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Salisbury
Calshot
Blashford Lakes
Portsmouth
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• How old is the Mary Rose? ........................
• Who was the Mary Rose made for? ........................
• Name one type of hold in climbing? ........................
• What do you use to help your grip in climbing? ........................
• How tall is the spire on the Salisbury Cathedral? ........................
• How old is Salisbury Cathedral? ........................
• What do you do if the boat starts tipping over in wind sailing? .....................
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• What is the pole holding the sail out in wind sailing called? ..........................
Name ........................................ Please hand to the Ringwood School reception.
01425 536738
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