2018TRIP TO CAMBRIDGE Marymount Secondary School

13 HOURS6 STUDENTS 1 TEACHERLOTS OF FOND MEMORIES

Lessons.Photo taken at 6:00PM

Science- Performing experiments related to

science e.g. Investigating the use of enzymes in laundry detergents

- Learning about electromagnetics and the national grid

- Animal cloning research- Visiting the Bletchley Park and learnt

about the famous “Enigma Machine”- Close encounter with genuine WWII

planes in the museum

Extracting DNA

Machines in Bletchley Park

Law- Basic understanding of the essence of English Law

e.g. Criminal Law, Tort, Constitutional Law, etc. - Jurisprudence lessons - Mooting - Visiting the Crown Court and listening to real cases- Understanding more about the prison system

AshmoleanMuseum

Putting on the mooting gowns

English Literature- Studying Shakespeare’s Macbeth in depth -- exploring the themes relating

to hierarchy and masculinity - Watching Macbeth on stage in “Trinity College Garden”- Studying poems from different poets in different eras, e.g. Romantic,

contemporary, etc.- Writing poetry in Grandchester

Literature class group photo

Lots of fun we hadPhoto taken at 8:00PM

- Formal dinner - BBQ- Hog Roast- Burns’ Night Supper

- Visit Colleges- Punting - Sports and Games- Choral Evensong- Visit Sandringham- Watch Musical- Museum Visit

Meals

Visits & Activities

Places we visited

Duke’s Garden Scenery of Cambridge Sandringham

Duxford Imperial War MuseumCambridge University Botanical Garden

Oxford University Natural History Museum

Places we visited

Yummy British delights

Formal dinner

Ceilidh Ice-cream

Formal Dinner

Choral Evensong

Lessons

Sandringham

Dissection

“We were so nervous when we first stepped into the college campus. But as time passed by, we started to treasure the joyful moments we had and we surely missed them a lot when we left. This is certainly a memorable, meaningful and worthy experience.”

You will enrich your life immeasurably if you approach it with a sense of wonder and discovery, and always challenge yourself to try new things. Nate Berkus

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