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Oxford Castle (Corey and Brice)

We will present Oxford Castle that we visited the day of our arrival.




Oxford Castle was built by William the Conqueror, in 1077 for Queen Mathilda (aka Princess Maud and who escaped in 1142) ...

... in 1239, Oxford Castle officially becomes a prison.




From 1641 to 1652 there was a great civil war in England during which the castle Oxford has been used to detain political prisoners.













The prison of Oxford Castle has a tower called "Tower St George" in which prisoners were confined: to arrive top of the tower, he must climb the one hundred and one steps.

(view from the tower)

We will give examples of forced labor that would execute the prisoners

- up and down five hundred seventy-six both steps of the tower give twelve thousand revolutions of the crank (to lift the water well).



- give twelve thousand revolutions of the crank (to return the well water)

Finally, we will give you some crimes which could be committed and the penalties attached to them:


- Flight of bread: twenty-one days in jail.

- Theft of dog: forty days in jail.

- Vol live rabbit: two months in prison.

- Theft of a dead rabbit, seven days in jail







activity of the prison has been arrested by the Queen in 1996.

Article written by Andrew C. and Brice C. (3E1)

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Family life (Cassandra and Aurelia)

During the trip to England, we were in foster care. These families we harbored the night and we provided meals. Most families lived in a house and not in an apartment and had children and some with pets. We'll introduce you to our stay with the English.

After the long journey to go to England and the day visiting Oxford, is a bit tired and happy that we met families who were hosting us for four days. Once arrived, we wanted one came to mind: eat and then go to bed. You'll understand when you go because the trip is very tiring! Our family was very friendly and we laughed a lot with them. What you should do is try to talk with family and not expect that either she comes towards you, do not be shy and you will see that this trip will be fine. It may seem hard to talk with a foreign family, but in fact it's not that complicated and can be fun!

Regarding their habits, do not be surprised if the family does not eat with you because they like to eat in front of the TV ! As the evening meal, depending on the family where you are, and for the morning you can have a normal breakfast, that is to say with cereal, milk, etc.. or a good English meal of toast with marmalade, peanut butter, etc. ...

Feel free to offer a small gift to the family (small cakes or other area), it will be very happy and this will strengthen the relationship between you and the family.

We liked dialogue with the family because she was funny and we requested information about our family and even words French to compare with English. Even with the language difference, the dialogue was easy and the family we made gestures when she saw that we did not understand. The only problem was the week that their son did not speak, he spent his days watching television and we have not addressed a word, which is a shame because we could discuss.

Here is a lady with whom Naomi, Agathe and Lauren were very well received and have been particularly affected by his kindness and good humor. They succeeded to create a real relationship with her. Everything went very well.

Cassandra B. (3E1) and Aurelia V. (3E2)

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few anecdotes (Laura and Ameline)

We'll tell you some stories from our trip to England. There you'll find some moments that have touched us, made us laugh, or so we were scared! We will try to tell you the best, so you can put yourself in the best situations, while trying to remain funny and not fall asleep!

Happy reading, Regards, Ellen & Laura

McDonalds packed?! Who has seen this before?!

During our first day in England, at Oxford, we was eating at McDonalds. After market all morning, and having had our free time we all met at McDonald. We were already very hungry, more than other French people waiting to eat! We waited, we waited ... Everybody thought they could soon go eat his breakfast comfortably seated! But what nobody expected was that the McDonalds was packed! All our hopes of eating inside the MacDonalds were dashed ... It was a lot to us! And after much waiting that Ms. Lesne beckons us to go use to eat our Mc Chiken, fries and our Coke sitting on the ground in the street ...

But where is the guide?

Second galley for our first day, after eating, we go to 14h with a guide who would show us around Oxford. We attendion s outside a hotel, instead of appointment. Except that the time spent, spent, spent ... And still no sign of the guide! Ms. Lesne, who was impatiently rang the tour, there had been a mistake, the guides were summoned at 15:00. In addition, imagine the looks that rested on us, because we must nevertheless clear that we were fifty students on the floor outside a hotel four stars ... In short, that's why we are then left waiting for guidance on steps a little further. And the guide came later.

Help, we're lost!

Our last day in England happened in London. After our free time we had to gather on steps of a very famous Trafalgar Square. All the world is calling .. Floriane Clement and save! Panic on board! But where are they? "Beep beep" is Laura's phone: "Sir sir! Clement and Floriane are lost, "says Laura. Indeed, our young lovebirds had gone too far. And then the madness began ... 'Hello? " 'Hello? " they do not answer their phone, everyone tries to join, and only after a short time until someone got there (Laura Maury not to mention the ... laugh!) And thank you Mr. Loison our brave to have gone to look for them after they guided. More fear than harm in the end!

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As we returned from our day in Bath, there was a cap on the road due to a serious accident that had blocked the road and we had to use small country roads. On these roads, buses and cars had difficulty passing along. As our bus continued on its way, another car wanted to pass along, of course, was impossible. The driver of the car began to get excited because he really wanted to spend. Then he went out of his car to demand that the bus back! However, we were next to a ravine, which was dangerous! Teachers, our driver and the driver of the car began to raise his voice. Some small unpleasant words were even saying, but eventually it all came together thanks to the talents of linguistic and psychological Mr. Loison who translated the words of our driver by changing them completely to avoid problems! Finally, the car we missed - after 30 minutes! - She agreed to go back a little meter so that we can reduce our turn and let go ...

Happy Birthday Ms. Lesne!

In the bus, on our way to London, Ms. Boissonnet we learned that it was the anniversary of Ms. Lesne, so we decided to wish him all all out of our visit. At the exit of the British Museum, then we settled on the place of Trafalgar Square to take a group photo and is visible to the code (Madame Pineau which opened her umbrella) that we began to sing "Happy Birthday". Ms. Lesne seemed delighted and touched! It is on this place a few days after us, 13,000 people sang 'Hey Jude' by The Beatles.

But where are the shops?!

The last day in London, we had free time. And many students had kept their money for that day. But this was a neighborhood business district! And some were beautiful to many, many miles ... Nothing! They have found any stores ... The reality is that we had walked a lot and needed to make many more miles to reach the shopping streets. Ms. Lesne therefore preferred to leave us some free time in the City, thinking there would have 2-3 stores to satisfy us .. Anyway, even though some have returned to France with a few pounds, many made their final purchases on the ferry, where fortunately the stores were open.

The Teachers also have a right to their free time!

As you said the above article, the last day a small group went out to meet the streets of London and is a perfect chance they found themselves before a 'Shop mouse'. And there they found their beloved teachers who drank a beer quietly, neither seen nor known? WOLF! Small
accuracy: according to a source that we keep secret, they drank cider ... Who knows?

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Conveyances in England (Armelle and Anaïs)

This article presents the different vehicles in England. There are several vehicles in both England and France of course but they are sometimes different from ours.

The Eurotunnel

the Eurotunnel is a train that transports vehicles all kinds and even buses! It is used to cross the English Channel. There are about 2 hours waiting to go to the French border to the English border. It must not be claustrophobic ...

The double-decker bus

There are two kinds of double-decker bus, there is the bus with the roof open and bus with roof closed. The bus with open top is very handy when it's nice because you can visit the site by taking pictures outside.

Cars

There, there a kind of car we often see is the sports car!

In England they drive on the left and the driver is on the right while in France it is to the left.

Police cars

There are several police cars, there are large but also smaller. When there is an accident, the police are walking their alarms and there it feels like Miami! The sirens are much noisier than in France and make a deafening noise. There are also plenty of police trucks and there are also police boats.

Ambulances

Often they are trucks of all sorts of colors. They may be yellow as white. Ambulances, one sees everywhere! One would think that only accidents. There are also motorcycle ambulances.

Taxis

While there are taxis everywhere! There are advertising or decorations on the body. There can be landscapes, colors or animals ...

lights at the roundabout

There are lights at the roundabout for a circulation most appropriate.

Bus stops

I ls are placed in the opposite direction to the road. Indeed, as it rains a lot in England, it prevents people who are waiting for the bus splashed!

Ferry

The ferry is a huge boat in which there are hundreds of cars, buses, a cafeteria, bar, lounges, games rooms, shops, etc.. We took to cross the Channel to return to France while in the round we had taken the Eurtonnel. The crossing took about 1:30.

Armelle B. (3E1) and Anaïs L. (3E2)