YEAR 10 CURRICULUM VISIT - FRANCE March 2016
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YEAR 10 CURRICULUM VISIT - FRANCE March 2016
YEAR 10 CURRICULUM VISIT - FRANCE March 2016 Kellett School, Hong Kong Château de la Baudonnière, Normandy, France www.the-chateau.com TRAVEL DETAILS: Departure: Friday 11 March 2016 – HK/Paris Meet at HKG Airport- Terminal 1 Aisle D Flight departure (AF185) Arrival at Paris (Coach from Airport) Day in Paris Hotel check-in 16:00 Friday 11 March 2016 20:00 23:30 (local time) 05:40 Saturday 12 March (local time) Return: Friday 18/Saturday 19 March- Paris CDG/HK Departure from Château 07:00 approx Flight departure (AF188) 23:30 Friday 18 March 2016 Arrival at Airport (HK) 18:20 Saturday 19 March Students are dismissed from arrivals at HKG airport Staffing: Mrs Martine Montagne Mr Frahi Group Leader – French teacher – First aider Emergency contact number 6499 8420 French teacher – First aider Telephone contact throughout the week: An email will be sent from school on Monday 14 March to confirm our safe arrival – please assume that ‘no news is good news’. For the return flight, parents are encouraged to visit the HK airport website to check for any delays. Telephone contact with staff should be made with Kellett School (3120 0700). Any problems encountered in France will be dealt with by staff in the first instance, and parents will be contacted immediately if necessary, by the school’s emergency contact in HK. Students phoning home from France: If the number is 3665 5300, students will have to dial the following number: 00852 3120 0700 (i.e. Dial 00852 before the number). Please try not to encourage your children to phone home: ‘no news is good news’. Itinerary: CHATEAU DE LA BAUDONNIERE Petit déjà. 08h15 Groupe F 9h1512h00 samedi Arrivée CDG Visite de Paris en bus dimanche mardi Aéroballe/ français Français/ aéroballe Restau Groupe F 14h1517h00 Montmartre Groupe G 14h1517h00 mercredi jeudi escalade mini-ferme/tir à l'arc Seine en Bateau Mouche Départ pour le château Fabrication du cidre/pain Fabrication du pain/cidre Journaux Dîner 18h00 Arrivée Château Animation de soirée 19h3021h00 Présentation générale + tour de la propriété Préparation examens (avec les profs) vendredi Visite de la chèvrerie escalade tir à l'arc/miniferme Pique-nique 16:00 Hôtel Paris du (12) 13 au 18 mars 2016 Visite Arromanches 360°cinéma Visite Tour Eiffel Groupe G 9h1512h00 Déjeuner 12h30 lundi ECOLE Kellett pique-nique Musée du débarquement Cimetière américain de Colleville-surmer Visite du Mont Saint Michel Hypermarché Temps libre Départ pour Paris Journaux Journaux Journaux Arrivée aéroport Etude (avec les profs) Préparation examens + valises Enregistrement CDG Crêperie All-inclusive trip, including pocket money. Kellett Emergency Contact card: Students will be issued an Emergency card in case of problems or getting lost. This will be distributed at the airport before departure and should be carried at all times. This records all the emergency telephone numbers that any pupil should require throughout the duration of the visit. KIT LIST: Valid passport (and visa if required) Personal medication x2 Small day backpack for day-trips Pencil case and pencils French/English dictionary Games and books for the journey Passeport valide (et visa si exigé) Médicaments personnels x2 Petit sac à dos pour les excursions Trousse et crayons Dictionnaire français/anglais Jeux et livres pour le trajet Waterproof jacket or cagoule Veste imperméable Tracksuit bottoms Bas de survêtement Sweatshirt/jumpers Sweats ou pull overs T-shirts Shirts Jeans/trousers Lots of socks and underwear Pyjamas/nightwear Indoor shoes or slippers Trainers or outdoor winter shoes Washbag: soap, shampoo, flannel, tooth paste, tooth brush, comb... Personal toiletries One small and one large towel Plastic bags for laundry T-shirts chemises Jeans/pantalons Beaucoup de chaussettes et de sous-vêtements Pyjamas/chemise de nuit Chaussures d'intérieur ou chaussons Baskets ou chaussures Trousse de toilette: savon, shampooing, gant de toilette, dentifrice, brosse à dents, peigne... Affaires de toilette personnelles Une petite et une grande serviette de toilette Sacs en plastique pour le linge sale It will be cold in March – especially in Normandy. Please pack cold weather clothing ! (sensible shoes, hats, gloves etc.) Medical matters: In order to minimise problems, it is important that students let staff know immediately if they feel ill. All medication should be handed to Mr Falconer upon arrival at the airport express. It should be clearly labelled with name and instructions. Insurance: The school holds a comprehensive travel insurance policy to cover all overseas school visits. The policy will cover normal benefits associated with travel insurance including medical, hospital and repatriation expenses where necessary. If it was necessary to cancel a visit due to circumstances not covered by the travel insurance policy, then costs may not be recoverable. BEHAVIOUR Students will be a member of a group in a foreign country. To be sure of having an enjoyable time, they must be prepared to make an effort to get on with the other students and staff who they will be living with at the centre. Sensible behaviour and consideration is essential especially with centre staff. As you are aware, you are representing Kellett, and at all times we expect the very highest standards. With this in mind, I’d like to take the opportunity to remind you that… • • • • • • • • We expect you to be polite and courteous at all times. Students are always to be punctual when arrangements have been made to meet at a certain time and place. Students are not to dash around the centre. Be considerate. Students are not to go out alone. Students must be accompanied by at least one other from our party. No alcoholic drinks or smoking are allowed for the entire trip. Any damage will be charged to parents/guardians. If any pupil is uncooperative with staff they may be asked to leave the visit. This will be at parents’ expense. English is spoken / understood by most people in France. They will understand if students are being rude as well as when they are being polite.