Staff: Lesley Normand (MFL) Iain Scrimger (Director of Studies Access/SEN) Josie Guinness (Sixth Form Student Support Officer) Charleton Wilson

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2 Staff: Lesley Normand (MFL) Iain Scrimger (Director of Studies Access/SEN) Josie Guinness (Sixth Form Student Support Officer) Charleton Wilson (Geography) Marie Chauvet (MFL)

3 Rondo School Travel Levens Hall Park Lund Lane Killinghall Harrogate North Yorkshire HG3 2BG

4 H Atkinson & Sons (Ingleby) Ltd, Ingleby Arncliffe, Northallerton, DL6 3LN, UK Tel: (+44)

5 I.D cards to be carried in bag at all times Nom: Prénom: Rossett School, Harrogate, N.Yorks, Angleterre Hôtel Ibis, Boulevard Newton, Champs sur Marne: Date de naissance: Âge: Portable personnel: Numéro passeport: Téléphone à domicile, Angleterre: Portables parents: En cas d urgence, Mme Normand: Détails médicaux:

6 Emergency contact number in the UK. The number below will automatically redirect you to Mr Andy Norrington (Assistant Head Teacher)

7 My contact number for students when we are in France will be Can all students save this into their mobile phones now and send me a text in the next few days with your name so that I can save your number easily.

8 Passports and EHIC cards to be handed to us from now onwards (they will be kept in the school safe until departure and looked after by staff during trip) Money both sterling and Euros. Zipped secure bag for personal belongings and containing ID card at all times.

9 Medical All medical forms now received. Please could I have any updates by Tuesday 27th June via letter/ to school (lnormand@rossettschool.co.uk) School responsible for First Aid kits and we will carry small amounts of basic paracetamol. Students responsible for their own medication (please name) e.g hayfever tablets, inhalers, paracetamol etc. Travel sickness?

10 Dietary requirements & food Have been made aware of individual requirements on medical form e.g vegetarian Outward journey (departure 2.00pm) First inclusive meal will be evening meal on the boat. Students will need some money for lunches on Thursday/ Friday/Saturday and Sunday. Remember some Sterling Recommnend 6-8 Euros per day spending money No fizzy drinks/cans/glass bottles/chewing gum/chocolate on coach. Preferably water and resealable drinks. No overdosing on sweets or sickly food on journey. Bring some small plastic bags in which to put rubbish. We will have black bin bags on coach but it is in your interest to keep the coach clean and tidy.

11 Mobile phones to call UK to call France Free Wi-fi at hotel Check with your own network service provider: Cost of texts (to both send and receive) Cost of phone calls (to make and to receive) Cost of mobile data (3G/4G) (DO NOT turn on your mobile data unless you have agreed this with your parents).

12 Follow us on If you want to get a retweet on the school twitter account, in your tweet and put #RossettParis2017

13 Plug adaptors/ chargers etc. Standard voltage in France is 230v. All appliances will work with an adaptor. However the school cannot be responsible for any damage to hairdryers, straighteners etc. (How about sharing these appliances within rooms?)

14 DVDs for the journey Any of the certificates shown below. Must be with Miss Chauvet by Tuesday 27th June Labelled clearly with your name.

15 Weather Check for the Paris area a few days beforehand. Normally about 10 degrees warmer in Paris. Can expect temperatures of C (season s norm) But equally could be raining! Sunhat/suncream but also pack an umbrella/lightweight rainjacket. Suitable footwear for lots of walking.

16 Behaviour expectations: My son/daughter agrees to the following: They will respect the teachers instructions at all times. They will respect their surroundings, their fellow students and the culture. They will behave responsibly when they are unsupervised. They will report to teachers at the agreed times and places. They will only cross the Champs Élysées at an agreed point and with a member of staff. They will always stay in groups of at least four people and never go off on their own. They must carry personal belongings in a closed, zipped bag and be responsible for their own property money, mobile phones, cameras, ipods. At Disneyland they must stay within their own limitations in terms of choosing the rides to go on. They are not permitted to smoke or drink alcohol.

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21 Wednesday 28th June 2017 Cases may be left securely in DW2 on the morning of departure and schoolbags may be left in the Year 11 bag room until Monday 3rd July.

22 Wednesday 28 June Assemble at school in FRONT Car Park, load coach and depart for Hull Arrive in Hull and check in P & O Ferries Ferry sails to Zeebrugge, Belgium Evening meal included on the ferry Thursday 29 June 2017 Breakfast on ferry Arrive in Zeebrugge and depart for Paris

23 Boat journey/overnight You will need a small rucksack containing your things for the overnight boat trip and the next day in Paris, Thursday 29th July. Pack a small drawstring/pe bag in your rucksack, so that you can leave some things on the coach during the day. You will not have access to your suitcase until the Thursday evening at the hotel.

24 Thursday & Friday L Arc de Triomphe Les Champs Elysées Trocadéro/La Tour Eiffel Bateau Mouche (boat trip on Seine) Notre Dame Sacré Cœur Montmartre Evening meals in Paris x 2 Centre Pompidou Tour Montparnasse Le Forum des Halles Night tour of Paris by coach

25 Saturday 1st July Full day at Eurodisney + One evening meal voucher Sunday 2nd July 0800 Breakfast 0900 Check out and departure 1400 Arrive Calais 1520 Sail 1600 Arrive in Dover 2200 Approximate arrival time back at Rossett Lunch on ferry and evening food will be at the pupils own expense

26 Boulevard Newton, Cite Descartes Champs sur Marne France

27 The hotel is situated 9.3 miles from Disneyland and 17.4 miles from the centre of Paris. Pupils will be sharing rooms for 2 or 3 people. All rooms have en-suite facilities (shower) Air-conditioning All you can eat breakfast buffet Bar/lounge Electronic/magnetic keys (pupils will be responsible for the loss/damage of these) Lift Towels, bedding and shower gel provided On Site Accommodation Audit carried out by Rondo

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29 Fast Pass tickets 1. Peter Pan s Flight, Fantasyland 2. Space Mountain: Mission 2, Discoveryland 3. Buzz Lightyear Laser Blast, Discoveryland 4. NEW Star Tours, Discoveryland 5. Big Thunder Mountain, Frontierland 6. Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril, Adventureland

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31 1. Insert your park admission ticket into the FASTPASS machine at the entrance to the attraction. 2. Receive your FASTPASS ticket indicating a return time, (a minute slot) and go off and enjoy other activities. 3. Return to the attraction at the time indicated on your FASTPASS ticket and board via the FASTPASS entrance.

32 Disneyland tips: 1.Plan your day carefully online before you go. 2.Have an early lunch (12.00pm) to avoid queues. 3.Decide where you want to eat in advance. 4.Do not go on the train which goes around the edge of Disneyland. 4. Ignore all of the shops on Main Street on the way in. Visit these later on in the day. 5. Go straight to the main ride that you want to go on. 6. Plan each individual land so that you don t waste time wandering aimlessly. 7. Respect check-in times with staff.

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35 There is no current advice either from North Yorkshire County Council or the Foreign and Commonwealth Office suggesting that travel to France should be limited. I will be receiving immediate and text alerts for the duration of the trip if that advice should change. It is important as educators that we continue to give children and young people the opportunity to learn about different religions, faiths and cultures and engender respect and tolerance within our communities and to all go about our daily lives without fear or hindrance.