French Exchange Itinerary - Tarbert Comprehensive School

ÉCHANGE SCOLAIRE 2015.
Tarbert Comprehensive School, Co Kerry. Ireland.
Collège St Joseph, Mûr de Bretagne, France.
Travel Plans:
Sunday November 22, 2015.
06.15am:
Dept. Tarbert Comprehensive School
10.30am:
Check in Dublin Airport.
13.10 :
Dept. Dublin. Flight FR1986 [Ryanair]
15.50:
Arrive Nantes
16.30:
Dept. Nantes
19.00:
Arrive College St Joseph, Mûr de Bretagne.
Friday November 27, 2015.
08.00am:
Dept. Mûr de Bretagne.
10.30am:
Check in Nantes Airport.
12.30:
Dept. Nantes. Flight FR1987. [Ryanair]
13.15:
Arrive Dublin.
14.15:
Dept. Dublin.
18.30:
Arrive Tarbert.
Programme of events, Sunday November 22 – Friday November 27, 2015.
MATIN
Dimanche
22
novembre
6h30 :
départ de
Tarbert
10h30 :
arrivée à
Dublin pour
un vol à
13h10
MIDI
AP.MIDI
15h50 :
arrivée à
l’aéroport
de Nantes
Trajet vers
Mûr en car
(Transports
Taillard)
SOIR
19h00 :
arrivée
prévue à
Mûr
Lundi
23
novembre
DINAN
8h45:
départ de
Mûr
10h30 :
découverte
de la ville
médiévale à
pied (3 ou 4
groupes)
Mardi 24
novembre
Mercredi
Jeudi
25 novembre 26 novembre
2 groupes :
- 1 groupe
est en
cours au
collège à
Mûr
- 1 groupe
visite la
biscuiterie
Joubard à
PONTIVY
Rallye dans
Mûr auprès
des
commerçants
GUINGAMP
(Ordre des
choses à
confirmer
pour cette
journée)
Visite du
stade du
Roudourou
et/ou
entraînement
de l’équipe
de football
(Ligue 1)
puis
inversion.
repas (piquenique)
repas au
self du
collège
repas (piquenique)
Temps libre
dans la
vieille ville
15h00:
départ de
Dinan
16h30:
arrivée au
collège à
Mûr pour
reprendre
les cars
scolaires
Après-midi
sportive
Après-midi
libre en
famille
En famille
En famille
Soirée
bretonne au
collège
Shopping à
Guingamp
(centre
commercial
Carrefour ou
Leclerc)
15h00 :
départ de
Guingamp
16h30 :
arrivée au
collège à Mûr
pour
reprendre les
cars scolaires
En famille
Vendredi
27
novembre
8h00:
départ de
Mûr
10h30:
arrivée à
Nantes
pour un
vol à
12h30
Check List:
→ Passport – to be given to Ms A. O Sullivan on Friday morning (13/11/2015)
__________
→ EI11 card/receipt
__________
→ Ribbon to be tied onto handle(s) of checked in luggage.
__________
→ Name tags: Label 1 = c/o Collège St Joseph, 22530Mûr de Bretagne, La Bretagne
__________
Label 2 = home address for return flight
__________
→ A doctor’s certificate for any medication which will be carried in hand luggage.
__________
→ A European 2 pin adaptor
__________
→ Phone charger!! And credit!!
__________
→ A gift for the host family
__________
→ Full school uniform for travelling on Sunday and Friday
__________
→ Pocket money of €100 approx. – breakfast, lunch and dinner provided.
__________
→ Transparent plastic Ziploc bag – carry on liquid restrictions.
__________
*** Please read the attached list of Ryanair restrictions pertaining to luggage content.
If a student’s bag is overweight, it is their responsibility to pay the airline charges incurred.
What are the checked baggage fees?
Checked baggage fees are fees due on purchased checked bags.
You can check-in one bag with an allowance of 15 kilos only.
Checked bags are charged per person, per one way flight.
Any passenger exceeding their personal checked baggage allowance will be charged for
excess baggage at the rate prevailing on the day of travel. This is currently £10/€10 per kilo
(or local currency equivalent)
What cabin baggage can I carry?
You can carry one cabin bag weighing up to 10 kg with maximum dimensions of 55cm x
40cm x 20cm, plus 1 small bag up to 35 x 20 x 20 on-board the aircraft.
Oversized cabin baggage will be refused at the boarding gate, or where available, placed in
the hold of the aircraft for a fee of £50/€50 (fee subject to VAT on domestic flights at
applicable government rates). If you are unsure whether your bag is the correct size, check it
at the Bag Drop desk before going through security.
What are Ryanair’s excess baggage charges?
If you exceed your purchased checked baggage allowance of 15 you will be charged for
excess baggage at the rate prevailing on the day of travel. This is currently £10/€10 per kilo
(or local currency equivalent).
What items are not allowed in my checked bags?
You cannot place the following items in your checked baggage:
Electronic cigarettes
Explosives, including detonators
Firearms including replica or toy guns of all types
Gases including propane and butane.
Flammable liquids
Oxidizers and organic peroxides
Toxic or infectious substances
Corrosives
Edible Oil (e.g Olive oil) exceeding1 litre in volume
Any sharp objects.
What items are prohibited on-board a Ryanair flight?
You cannot bring the following items on-board a Ryanair flight or in airport security
restricted areas in the airport:
Guns, Firearms or similar weapons
Pointed/edged Weapons & Sharp Objects
Blunt Instruments: any blunt instrument capable of causing injury, this includes some
sporting equipment such as tennis rackets and baseball bats
Explosives and flammable substances: any explosive or highly combustible substance
which poses a risk to the health of passengers and crew or the security/safety of
aircraft or property.
Chemical and Toxic Substances: any chemical or toxic substances which pose a risk
to the health of passengers and crew or the security/ safety of aircraft or property
The carriage of liquids, aerosols and gels into the security restricted area of an airport and onboard aircraft is controlled in accordance with current EU Security Requirements.
What liquids can I carry on-board?
The carriage of liquids, aerosols and gels into the security restricted area of an airport and onboard aircraft is controlled in accordance with current EU Security Requirements.
Liquids in hand baggage
When passing through airport security screening:
Liquids carried must be in a container of no more than 100ml (3.4 ounces)
All liquids should be carried in a single, transparent, re-sealable plastic bag of up to
20cm x 20cm with a total capacity of up to a litre
You must be able to completely close the bag and be able to fit it in your hand
baggage
The bag of liquids must be taken out of other hand baggage to be screened separately
Liquid medicines
You are allowed to carry liquid medicine as required for your flight. The medicine does not
need to fit in the transparent bag but you should have it ready for inspection by airport
security.
This TY trip to France is Tarbert Comprehensive School’s fifth “Échange Scolaire et Linguistique”; its
success depends on the co-operation and full hearted participation of all of our students, their
families and the school staff.
The “Échange” is a unique opportunity for our students to experience and fully engage in the
linguistic, cultural and everyday life of French families and French school life. We expect all our
students to be positive and amenable to all the activities that have been organised for their stay in
Mûr de Bretagne – the more open our students are to the “Échange Scolaire et Linguistique” the
more they will benefit from this wonderful experience. We are all privileged to be organising and
taking part in such a wonderful adventure.
We ask that during our stay in France that you make contact with your child outside of school hours
– before 9am and after 6pm. When calling/texting an Irish mobile abroad do not include the French
prefix code.
When dialling Ireland from France, the Irish prefix code is 00353. Drop the 0 from the area code or
mobile prefix, eg 003536836105 OR 00353871844337.
If for any reason you need to make contact with the supervising teachers in the course of our visit to
France, we may be contacted at:
0871844337 or 0871844336
These numbers will also be given to all students travelling, so that they may contact us during our
stay in France.