Day 5 (6 Aug) proves to be another packed and rich cultural and intellectual experience for our boys. The Natural History Museum and the show at King's Cross Theatre amaze them all. Let's see what our reporters have to say:
Elvin Lam:
Today was a day mainly spent at London! We had to wake up very early to catch the coach and arrive at London on time. The ride took about 2 hours. During the trip, I saw London in a different angle. Rather than Big Ben and Tower Bridge, I saw a working class face of the city. They all run shops for money. And I was also very happy that I was able to see the Wembley Stadium as it's one of the best stadiums in the world. Then we were all really amazed by the stunning design of the Natural History Museum. And the interior was also nice too. I love this museum as it has lots of sculptures (Dino Skeletons, Real corals) rather than just words and photos. My favourite of the museum was the gift shop. As there were lots nice products & souvenirs to buy and there were also a lot books which are pretty good for sale. I bought a book called "ALIVE" which is excellent!
I took a B.L.T. sandwich for lunch and we headed to King's Cross Theatre early as there might be traffic due to the strike of Underground. And we were nearly late. We watched a play called "The Railway Children". I was surprised that there was really a true steamed-powered engine heading into the stage. It was a magnificent scene. I also liked the storyline!
I can't wait for the start of tomorrow as we're going to the Harry Potter Studio!
Ronney Chang:
Well, as I promised, today I am going to talk all about Natural History Museum and "The Railway Children".
The museum was simply fantastic. There were four different parts: blue zone, red zone, green zone and orange zone. Although all parts were equally awesome, the dinosaurs part was my favourite. I have loved dinosaurs since I was young, and this trip was like a dream come true. There were dinosaurs fossils all over the place (either on the ceiling or on the floor). I really loved this place!
Then we went to see "The Railway Children". It was about three children whose father was framed for traitoring. So they went to a place called The Three Chimneys and had some close adventures with trains. Eventually, they became the railway children. It was a really good show! There was even a real train in the theatre!
That's all for today. And for tomorrow, we are going to...HARRY POTTER STUDIO! I am really excited! Bye❗
Elvin Lam:
Today was a day mainly spent at London! We had to wake up very early to catch the coach and arrive at London on time. The ride took about 2 hours. During the trip, I saw London in a different angle. Rather than Big Ben and Tower Bridge, I saw a working class face of the city. They all run shops for money. And I was also very happy that I was able to see the Wembley Stadium as it's one of the best stadiums in the world. Then we were all really amazed by the stunning design of the Natural History Museum. And the interior was also nice too. I love this museum as it has lots of sculptures (Dino Skeletons, Real corals) rather than just words and photos. My favourite of the museum was the gift shop. As there were lots nice products & souvenirs to buy and there were also a lot books which are pretty good for sale. I bought a book called "ALIVE" which is excellent!
I took a B.L.T. sandwich for lunch and we headed to King's Cross Theatre early as there might be traffic due to the strike of Underground. And we were nearly late. We watched a play called "The Railway Children". I was surprised that there was really a true steamed-powered engine heading into the stage. It was a magnificent scene. I also liked the storyline!
I can't wait for the start of tomorrow as we're going to the Harry Potter Studio!
Ronney Chang:
Well, as I promised, today I am going to talk all about Natural History Museum and "The Railway Children".
The museum was simply fantastic. There were four different parts: blue zone, red zone, green zone and orange zone. Although all parts were equally awesome, the dinosaurs part was my favourite. I have loved dinosaurs since I was young, and this trip was like a dream come true. There were dinosaurs fossils all over the place (either on the ceiling or on the floor). I really loved this place!
Then we went to see "The Railway Children". It was about three children whose father was framed for traitoring. So they went to a place called The Three Chimneys and had some close adventures with trains. Eventually, they became the railway children. It was a really good show! There was even a real train in the theatre!
That's all for today. And for tomorrow, we are going to...HARRY POTTER STUDIO! I am really excited! Bye❗
 | p.s. The boys actually remember this from an exam comprehension task! How coincident! |
