Monday 1st April 2024

Students were noticeably more tired after a full day of skiing but still arrived on time our continental and were eagerly waiting to be collected by their instructors.
We were treated another blanket of snow in the morning which provided some exceptional skiing conditions.







This was so deep in places that one of the students skis got buried and could not be found despite deploying quite an extensive search party.

The sun broke through by after lunch which provided the perfect conditions and prompted discussions regarding a potential BBQ later in the week.







Students were provided with additional time to explore local shops and a few were spotted enjoying drinks and a few nibbles at a local restaurant. They had clearly built up quite an appetite during the day as they still had space for Beef Bourguignon that evening and a custard tart that evening.

The night concluded with 'Game Night' in which students could play a wide range board games and/or compete in two epic tournaments against staff members.


Students managed to scrape a narrow victory in 'Killer Pool' but were unable to break the winning streak of Mr Nicholls and Mr Field in 'Foosball'.





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