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Dorset : enfants et professeurs reviennent ENCHANTES !

Par Anne Potonnier, photos et légendes Darren Griffiths

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Man-o-War Cove. The coastal feature immediately to the east of Durdle Door. (Tuesday)

Au programme : visite de vieux châteaux, étude des formations naturelles de la côte, escalades, ordinateurs...

Une semaine studieuse et de rêve pour les enfants et les professeurs.

Un grand merci à Darren Griffiths et Ross Black pour cette superbe aventure.

Les réservations ont été prises pour l’année prochaine !

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  • In Dorset, we visited beautiful National Trust sites, which gave us lots of information on geology and on history. We also had a fun day, as we went on Jacobb’s ladder. At night we slept at the center, 3 or 4 of us in a room. We also met PGL Staff who was incredibly nice. It was a thrilling experience. I hope 5ème students next year will love Dorset too. Justine Bohelay
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Durdle Door. The world famous coastal arch on the ‘Jurassic Coast’. (Tuesday)

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Students being taught about the management of the Durdle Door site, on the cliff top overlooking the arch. (Tuesday)

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Students learning about the more intense management of Lulworth Cove, with the Cove in the background. (Tuesday)

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Students preparing to tackle the mighty Jacobs Ladder climb. (Thursday)

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The final evening. Having worked hard all week, students let off steam and enjoy themselves with a series of team games. (Thursday)

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The final evening. The games are inclusive to all but encourage students to stretch and exercise.

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Stair Hole embryo cove, located next to Lulworth Cove. This is what coves look like when they are just beginning to form. (Tuesday)

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Jacobs Ladder. Students attempt to climb Jacobs Ladder. A task that requires team-work ,as well as nerve, to complete. (Thursday)

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