This morning there was a little snow but the school stayed open. Hooray!

So, we started the morning in the Lecture Theatre with a warm welcome from Mike Fieldhouse, the school headteacher.

Then, everybody was taken on a guided tour of the school in small groups. It was the opportunity to see the Home economics rooms where pupils were learning to make soup and stop and and admire the school honours lists where the names of the pupils who obtained a place in the two famous British Universities of Oxford and Cambridge.

For lesson two we went to the school library to create poetry together. The work was done in English and in French and there was some serious artwork to illustrate the masterpieces.

After two lessons where we had the opportunity to observe lessons in maths, geography, religious education, home economics and French, we headed into the town of Malvern to learn about its history.

A short walk into the theatre gardens took us to where we had lunch.

Then we went past the Malvern priory into the town centre where we worked on our booklets in English.

After a lot of worrying about the snow yesterday and this morning. We were lucky to enjoy a sunny and snowy view of the hills.