Yesterday, our entire program descend upon London, with teachers taking their classes to museums in the morning, and program staff accompanying students to Covent Garden, Southbank and The National Gallery in the afternoon. A great deal of walking, a few trips on the Tube, and many, many bridges later, our students safely returned to Jesus after a day jam-packed with the sights, shops, and buzz of the great city.
Today, the day started with breakfast at hall. After the morning classes, students attended a talk delivered by Douglas Brand OBE, who talked about how technology has been developed to solve crime scenes, and how law works in space!! (among many other things).
After the talk, some of the students went to a local scape room to try their luck at solving two mysteries: Armageddon and Egyptian Tomb. The Armageddon team beat the average time, while the Egyptian’s Tomb shouts of success could be heard from the street! As you can see in the pictures, they had a fantastic time.
After a trip to the local bakery Fitzbillies and dinner at hall, our students attended a salsa lesson where they showed everyone their best moves!
Their specialty: a Chelsey bun 
The original bakery and café are still located in the corner of Trumpington Street with Pembroke Street
Students at Salsa Class 
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