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OUR TRIP PLAN J1 Mardi 21/03 Aix- Londres matin: Voyage avec la SNCF: Départ de la gare Aix en Provence TGV : 6h25 → RV à 5h30 du matin (C’est la gare sur la RD9, près du bassin du Réaltor sur Cabriès) Arrivée à Lille Europe à 11h03- Départ à 13h30 Arrivée gare de St Pancras, Londres : 14h05. Notre bus avec notre chauffeur nous attend. Pour le voyage emportez un repas froid et des boissons. après- midi: 15h00: visite du National History Museum Découverte de Brompton , du Knightsbridge et de Hyde Park Arrivée à Chingford vers 19h – Installation dans les familles hôtesses → smile and speak in English! Début de la pension complète. J2 Mercredi 22/03 Journée Magique matin: Traversée de Londres en bus. 11h30- 15:30: Visite des studios Warner Bros Harry Potter Fin de l’après- midi: temps libre à Leavesden J3 Jeudi 23/03 Journée scientifique matin: 10h00: RV à Baker Street au Sherlock Holmes Museum après- midi: 14h30 : Activités au Science Museum (séance IMAX à 15h) J4 Vendredi 24/03 Journée artistique et culturelle matin: 10h00: Visite de la Tate Modern Lunch sur Jubilee Gardens puis visite sur Southbank et Westminster après- midi: 14h00: Indispensable shopping à Covent Garden J5 Samedi 25/03 Retour en France 1 repas froid et une boisson sont fournis par les familles- Fin de la pension complète. matin: 10h58: Départ du TGV à St Pancras Arrivée à Lille Europe à 13h26- Départ à 15h43

soirée: 20h34: arrivée gare d'Aix en Provence TGV Dîner en familles.

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Let’s visit one of the most exceptional museum on earth, located in a real victorian cathedral ! The museum is divided into 4 zones : Spot the colour on the map, and….. enjoy !

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Immerse yourself in the adventures of Harry Potter at The Wizarding World of

Harry Potter.

Explore the mysteries of Hogwarts castle, and experience pulse-pounding rides

and attractions that transport you into a world of magic and excitement.

Are you ready?

Here’s one of the main attractions:

FLIGHT OF THE HIPPOGRIFF

Take off on a family-friendly coaster that spirals and dives around the pumpkin patch, and swoops past Hagrid’s hut!

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Sherlock Holmes and Doctor John H. Watson

The world famous consulting detective Sherlock Holmes lived at 221b Baker Street between 1881-1904, according to the stories written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Mr Holmes shared his rooms with his loyal friend and colleague Dr Watson. The house is protected by the government due to its "special architectural and historical interest" and the 1st floor study overlooking Baker Street is still faithfully maintained for posterity as it was kept in Victorian Times.

Step back in time when you visit The World's Most Famous Address - 221b Baker Street - the

Official Home of Sherlock Holmes and look for the answers to this quiz:

1. What was the name of the landlady of 221b Baker Street? ......................................................

2. Where did Sherlock Holmes keep his tobacco? ......................................................................

3. Who was described as 'The Napoleon of Crime'? ....................................................................

4. What was the name of the woman who outwitted Mr Sherlock Holmes? ...............................

5. Which article in the museum belonged to Dr Watson? ..........................................................

6. Which is the most important attribute of a good police detective? ..........................................

7. What type of horse-drawn carriage was used as a taxi in Victorian times? ..............................

8. When did Sherlock Holmes live at 221b Baker Street? ...........................................................

9. Which hobby did Sherlock Holmes enjoy? ...........................................................................

10. What was Doctor Watson's first name? .................................................................................

11. When according to the stories was The Legend of the Hound of the Baskervilles written?

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12. Which country did Sherlock Holmes visit with Doctor Watson? ..........................................

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After the IMAX, please go to the 2nd floor and find the gallery Energy: fuelling the

future

Then find

Find out about the science of the climate system, how climate has changed in the past, and the work that scientists do to improve their understanding of the climate. Discover how scientists have predicted future changes to our climate and the developments in science and technology to respond to these changes.

This immersive gallery combines interactive exhibits with objects from the Science Museum's collection and on loan from around the world in five thought-provoking zones. You’ll have to go through these 2 ones and answer the following worksheets:

· Exploring Earth's energy balance - science can show us how greenhouse gases work and why they really matter.

· Exploring the carbon cycle - science can show us carbon's global pathways and how we're causing them to change.

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Tate is one of the world's leading art institutions. Its Collection is shared by the family of four galleries: Tate Britain, Tate Modern, Tate Liverpool and Tate St. Ives.

Tate's Collection consists of over 65,000 works of art encompassing British art from 1500, including iconic masterpieces by Gainsborough, Constable, Turner, David Hockney and Henry Moore, and international modern art from 1900, featuring works by modern and contemporary artists such as Dali, Picasso, Matisse, Rothko to Emin, Hirst, Warhol and Andreas Gursky

Enjoy your visit!

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Let's see if you are a London now:

1. ____________________ commemorates the Great Fire of London of 1666.

2. ____________________ houses the Prime Minister's private apartment, the Cabinet Room, the State Dining

Room, where official guests are entertained, and government offices.

3. ____________________ is actually the name of the biggest bell within The Clock Tower of the Houses of

Parliament.

4. ____________________ is Sir Christopher Wren's masterpiece, built between 1675 and 1708 to replace the

previous cathedral destroyed in the Great Fire of London in 1666.

5. ____________________ is the most famous church in Great Britain. The kings and queens of England are

crowned there, and many rulers and famous men of Britain are buried there.

6. ____________________ is the official home of the Queen.

7. ____________________ takes place in the forecourt of Buckingham Palace at 11.30 every day in summer,

every other day in winter, and lasts about 45 minutes.

8. ____________________, otherwise known as The Palace of Westminster, is the siege of Parliament, the

legislative assembly of Great Britain.

9. ____________________, the main hub of Central London, was built in honour of Admiral Nelson after his

victory in 1805 at the Battle of Trafalgar, off the coast of Spain.

10. Throughout its long history ____________________ has served as a royal palace and fortress,

prison and place of execution, an arsenal, royal mint, menagerie and jewel house.

Big Ben / Buckingham Palace / No.10 Downing Street / St Paul's Cathedral / The Changing of

the Guard / The Houses of Parliament / The Monument / the Tower of London / Trafalgar Square /

Westminster Abbey

Highlight the names of the places and monuments we could see:

Big Ben / Buckingham Palace / Camden Town / Churchill Statue / Covent Garden /

Harrods / HMS Belfast / Horse Guards Parade / Leicester Square / London Bridge /

London Eye / Hyde Park/ Chinatown/ The Gherkin/ London Zoo / Madame Tussaud’s /

Nelson Column / River Thames / Shakespeare's Globe Theatre / The BBC / MI5 / St James'

Park / Soho/ Windsor/ St Katherine’s Dock / St Paul's Cathedral / Tate Britain / Ten

Downing Street / St Pancras/ The British Museum / The Changing of the Guard / A pub /

The Cutty Sark / The Houses of Parliament / The Shard/ The London Millennium Bridge / The

Monument / Portcullis House/ The National Gallery / The National Maritime Museum / MI6

/ The Natural History Museum / Oxford Circus/ The Royal Albert Hall / Hampton Court

Palace/ The Science Museum / The Cheesegrater / The Tower of London / The Imax / The

Tube / Tower Bridge / Trafalgar Square / Westminster Abbey / The Knightsbridge/ The

Walkie Talkie / Richmond Park/ The City Hall / Stratford upon Avon / The Jubilee Gardens /

The Imperial War Museum / The Serpentine / Marble Arch/ Regent's Park/ Kings Cross/

Piccadilly Circus / The Mall / Admiralty Arch / The Queen / Hyde Park Corner/ Jubilee Market/

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