A group of students from Years 10 and 12 were able to practise their Spanish speaking skills while also sampling the history of Spain on the end of year trip to Seville.
The focus of this annual trip was for students to develop their grasp of the language by talking in Spanish as much of the time as possible, including ordering meals in restaurants, but there was also an opportunity to learn more about Spanish culture and lifestyle.
The trip included visits to Las Setas, which is the largest wooden structure in the world, a traditional Spanish cooking school, Palacio de Las Duenas, Cadiz Cathedral and Roman palace, plus Plaza de Espana.
Here are a few pictures from the trip.
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