Arrival in Calais. Ready for the drive down to Normandy Willows_French

Traditional French breakfast to get ready for the day Willows_French

Above the beach at Arromanches with the Mulberry harbour in the background. Willows_French Learning Lounge @WHS

An excellent trip to the Agincourt museum this afternoon. Willows_French

So honoured to be met by Monsieur le Maire at our visit to the grave of this young lady’s great great grandpa

Paying our respects at the grave of Harry Reed of Splott. Lost his life just a month before the end of World War One.

Next stop on Somme Tour was Lochanagar Crater.

The trenches at the Newfoundland memorial.

The British Frontline and view across No-Mans Land

Willows pupils getting a closer look at Trench Warfare Willows_French

The memorial at Thiepval. Humbling and moving Willows_French

Mametz Wood. 4000 men from the Welsh Division fell trying to take this wood July 1916 Willows_French

Saying goodbye to France after a fantastic trip. The pupils really have had a great time and been a credit to the school. Willows_French

Saying goodbye 2 France. On the way home after a fantastic trip. Pupils have been a credit to the school. Willows_French

Camera returned from its extra week stay in Cité Europe. Amazing customer service from Schools Into Europe. Thanks for an excellent trip.

Just 5 places left on the 2018 French and History Trip to Normandy. £50 deposit to secure a place. Be quick!

Willows pupils taking part in RAF remembrance service. They were a credit to the school. Naveah laid the Squadron wreath.

Year 10 coursework well under way. Some excellent source analysis today.

Women's work 1914-18 was a massive factor in receiving the right to vote. x.com/PENT001/status…

historyextra.com/period/20th-ce… A really interesting article about Emily Davison