On Friday 23rd November, we went on our London walk to visit some London attractions. It was a fleeting visit as we had a lot of walking to do and not a lot of time!! Ask your children about some of the places they liked the best as there are lots of free places to visit! (However there are also lots of expensive places that could be visited as well!)
We were so lucky with the weather and I was very proud of the children for behaving so sensibly whilst out and about. Here are some pictures of our trip. The next stage of our geography project is to make a leaflet about the tourist attractions so keep an eye out for that!
The children all remembered this view from last year when we went to the Tate!

Unfortunately we didn't get to go inside the Houses of Parliament but the teachers were very impressed with how knowledgable some children were about our Government and politics in general!

Lots of children were amazed by the size of the London Eye and really wanted to go, we looked really carefully to see it moving slowly around the sky.
The children were rather impressed by this! Ask them why they were there!

I couldn't take anymore pictures here as the police on duty didn't like it!

The children were amazed that the soldier's weren't allowed to talk whilst on duty! I'm not sure I would last very long being silent!

We finished up at Trafalgar Square by the National Gallery and then got our train home. We were really glad it was lunchtime as we were all hungry!
Miss Thavarajah has even more photos of our daytrip so we may try to create a display or some record of it!