Here are some photos of our lovely T3 Classes!

Everyone all together!!

The teenagers did their selves, countries and parents proud tonight, as they cooked up a storm! Treats and surprises were dished up from all corners of the world, Hong-Kong, Oman, and Russia to name just a few.

This afternoon the group got to work planning different dishes from home that they will prepare for tomorrows International Party…

Recipe planning was full on with Polish, Russian, Chinese, Turkish, and Italian dishes expected tomorrow!

In the evening we enjoyed a couple of games of Bowling at the Leisure Park……..

Yesterday afternoon students were given a map of Cambridge and some marked places to find the suspects for the murder mystery challenge. They then had to ask them questions and try to discover who was the murderer.

After dinner, the groups shared their information and guessed the murderer and they were right! After the mystery had been revealed, we played games and had some fun in the banana club until it was time for bed.

On Sunday, students had free time to explore the city centre and do some shopping. They bought some Cambridge souvenirs and enjoyed spending time together before returning to school for the evening activity.

When students arrived at school they discovered a crime scene! ‘Steve’ was found dead and the students are now detectives, and today it is their job to question the suspects and find out the truth!!!

Stay tuned to find out who did it….

Today was a day of adventure and thrills. We were off to an early start, to spend the day at one of the island’s biggest theme parks; Thorpe Park. The teenagers arrived back home, both sleepy and ecstatic, after a day of summersaults, loops and splashes.

The sun was shinning in beautiful Grantchester this afternoon, where the group enjoyed traditional cream tea’s at The Orchard Tea Rooms, followed by a stroll along the river.

This afternoon students got creative in the kitchen/art room, designing and making some yummy cupcakes and some cool t-shirts!

In the evening, we were lucky enough to attend the Cambridge Shakespeare Festival. Some of the best plays are performed in the beautiful University gardens as the sun sets. The play was A Midsummer Night’s Dream and students and staff were enchanted by the great acting, hilarious storyline and incredible backdrop.

Yesterday afternoon was the CAE Olympics, which involved teams of two representing countries and competing in four different (unconventional) Olympic games – Table Football, Pool, Table Tennis and Connect Four! After a competitive knockout round of table tennis, Spain finished as the winners!

In the evening, the students and social activities staff attended an International Night Disco in Cambridge. Unfortunately we were too busy dancing to take many photos, but some of the students added some glitter to their outfits and sparkled the night away on the dance floor…