Click here for pictures of the kids on their own and in group pictures.
The kids walked around, explored and occasionally climbed on a wide variety of places.
We used a variety of methods of transportation : airplane, private coach, Eurotunnel train, minivan, private car, boat and foot.
More Links
The official ISCA Website
The Independent Schools Cultural Alliance
My original website of trip pictures,
including our full itinerary.
Peninsula School, Menlo Park, California
Charterhouse
School is where we
slept, ate and spent our non-touring days. The quaint town of
Godalming, Surrey is a short, scenic walk down the hill.
We had opportunites to play, relax and unwind during touring days and on-campus days.
The energetic and enthusuastic English staff met us at the airports, guided us through the sights and taught us cricket, rugby and fives.
The American staff also contributed to the program, bringing their own expertise and experience as we shepherded dozens of kids. We had a couple of lovely "Teachers' Days Out" while the English staff were on campus with the kids.
The Adventures of Peninsula School Kids in England
In July of 2005 I chaperoned a
group of 6th to 8th graders
from Peninsula School on a trip to England.
Previous trips have been chaperoned by Rebecca Reynolds, currently the 5th grade teacher at Peninsula.
Previous trips have been chaperoned by Rebecca Reynolds, currently the 5th grade teacher at Peninsula.
On each touring day, we went to at
least two places. Here is a quick survey of where we went each day.
For more pictures and links to bigger pictures, go here.
We joined 57 other students and their chaperones from other independent schools around the U.S..
Here are some extra pictures of the places we went and things we saw.
December 13, 2006