London’s Calling 2023

On the 22nd May 2023, many of the Y6 travelled to London for 3 days of sightseeing, visiting attractions and the many things our nations capital has on offer. With a jam packed itinerary planned, we set off at 7am on a double-decker, stylish, executive coach for the long road ahead. Following a number of “Are we nearly there yets?” just after lunchtime we pulled up outside the Natural History Museum.

The children were excited by the beautiful exterior and size of the building even before going in. As we entered the Natural History Museum this was the scene that greeted us:

We saw many exciting exhibits:

Then it was off for dinner at Pizza Express after check in at the Wembley International Hotel for our first nights stay.

Then for a walk around the outside of Wembley Stadium. What a venue! There were a few goal like celebrations!

Our second day in London started at the Houses of Parliament where we had a special tour through the buildings including the House of Commons and the House of Lords. Unfortunately, no photos were allowed in most areas. We did not have enough time to sort out the cost of living crisis but it was fascinating to experience. 

 

We then went sightseeing around Central London:

 

 

 

It was time for a flight on the London Eye.  

 

 

 

 

Dinner at the Hard Rock Cafe and then a West End show – Matilda! 

It was our last day in London. All the bags on the coach and we were heading to the Science Museum and The Wonderlab. The Wonderlab is the most amazing hands on science laboratory/gallery/play room/museum/fun room you can imagine. We had so much fun, investigated lots and maybe even learnt a little along the way! 

 

 

 

 

Now the long journey home. Happy life-long memories and amazing experiences. Oh, and a Burger King at Exeter Services!

 

Year Six – London 2023

 

 

 

 

Houses of Parliament

Trafalgar Square
City View

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