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Plus Suggested Programme Classic 1A Kingston KINGSTON CLASSIC 1A Date Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 Day 6 Day 7 Day Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday START FINISH Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast 8.00 9.00 9.00 10.30 Project Lesson Lesson Lesson Lesson 10.30 10.45 Break Break Break Break Full Day in London visiting: Fulll Day in Brighton visiting: 10.45 12.15 Project Lesson Lesson Lesson Lesson Arrivals - Check in BUCKINGHAM PALACE, ST ROYAL PAVILION, BRIGHTON JAMES`S PARK, WESTMINSTER MUSEUM , BRIGHTON DOME & ABBEY, HOUSES OF PAVILION GARDENS, LANES, PARLIAMENT, BIG BEN, 10 CHRUCHILL SQUARE SHOPPING DOWNING STREET, HORSE 12.15 13.30 Lunch Lunch CENTRE, BRIGHTON PIER Lunch Lunch GUARDS, TRAFALGAR SQUARE & 13.30 14.00 Relax Time Relax Time Relax Time NATIONAL GALLERY Relax Time Audio Walking Tour porvided Audio Walking Tour porvided Supervised by PLUS Staff. Supervised by 14.00 15.30 Lesson Packed lunch Lesson Lesson PLUS Staff. and travel card Packed lunch provided. and travel card provided. 15.30 15.45 Activities on campus Break Break Break 15.45 17.15 Orientation Tour Lesson Lesson Lesson 17.15 18.30 Relax and Shower Time Relax and Shower Time Relax and Shower Time Relax and Shower Time 18.30 19.15 Dinner Dinner Dinner Dinner Dinner Dinner Dinner 19.15 20.00 Relax and Shower Time Lights! - Camera! - Action! Lights! - Camera! - Action! Lights! - Camera! - Action! Lights! - Camera! - Action! Lights! - Camera! - Action! Preparation for the Talent Show 20.00 22.00 Welcome Night Summer Disco Knockout Monopoli Movie night Karaoke Black and White Disco PLUS SUGGESTED PROGRAMME KINGSTON CLASSIC 1A Day 7 Date Day 8 Day 9 Day 10 Day 11 Day 12 Day 13 Day 14 Wednesday Day Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday START FINISH Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast 8.00 9.00 Lesson 9.00 10.30 Lesson Lesson Break 10.30 10.45 Break Break Full Day Excursion to Oxford visiting: Full Day in Full Day in Full Day in Full Day in London visiting: Lesson 10.45 12.15 London visiting: Lesson London visiting: London visiting: Lesson CLARENDON BUILDING, THE SHELDONIAN THEATRE, OLD ROYAL NAVAL COLLEGE, LONDON EYE (entry included), RIVER CRUISE (entry included), THE SCIENCE MUSEUM RADCLIFFE CAMERA, UNIVERSITY NATIONAL MARITIME MUSEUM, PICCADILLY CIRCUS, SOHO, TOWER HILL, TOWER BRIDGE, (entrance), NATURAL HISTORY CHURCH OF ST MARY THE QUEEN’S HOUSE, GREENWICH CHINATOWN, LEICESTER TATE MODERN, ST PAUL’S MUSEUM (entrance), ROYAL VIRGIN , THE QUEEN’S COLLEGE, PARK, ROYAL OBSERVATORY Lunch 12.15 13.30 SQUARE, COVENT GARDEN Lunch CATHEDRAL ALBERT HALL Lunch MERTON COLLEGE, CHRIST GREENWICH Relax Time 13.30 14.00 Relax Time CHURCH Relax Time Audio Walking Tour porvided Audio Walking Tour porvided Audio Walking Tour porvided Audio Walking Tour porvided Audio Walking Tour provided Supervised by Supervised by Supervised by Supervised by PLUS Staff. PLUS Staff. PLUS Staff. By private coach, PLUS Staff. Lesson 14.00 15.30 Packed lunch Lesson Packed lunch Packed lunch Lesson supervised by Packed lunch and travel card and travel card and travel card PLUS Staff. and travel card provided. provided. provided. Packed lunch provided. provided. Break 15.30 15.45 Break Break Lesson 15.45 17.15 Lesson Lesson Relax and Shower Time 17.15 18.30 Relax and Shower Time Relax and Shower Time Dinner 18.30 19.15 Dinner Dinner Dinner Dinner Dinner Dinner Dinner Preparation for the Talent Show 19.15 20.00 Preparation for the Talent Show Preparation for the Talent Show Preparation for the Talent Show Preparation for the Talent Show Preparation for the Newspaper Preparation for Lights - Camera - Relax and Shower Time Black and White Disco 20.00 22.00 Scavenger Hunt Karaoke Picture Hunt PLUS Has Got Talent Newspaper Fashion Show Lights - Camera - Action! Disco PLUS SUGGESTED PROGRAMME KINGSTON CLASSIC 1A Day 14 Date Day 15 Day 16 Day 17 Day 18 Day 19 Day 20 Day 21 Day 22 Wednesday Day Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday START FINISH Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast 8.00 9.00 9.00 10.30 Lesson Lesson Lesson 10.30 10.45 Break Break Break Treasure Train in Richmond Park Full Day in Full Day Excursion to Cambridge Full Day in London visiting: visiting: London visiting: 10.45 12.15 Lesson Lesson Lesson THE BACKS, MATHEMATICAL Full Day in OLD ROYAL NAVAL COLLEGE, BRIDGE, ST CATHARINE’S OLD ROYAL NAVAL COLLEGE, London NATIONAL MARITIME MUSEUM, COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE NATIONAL MARITIME MUSEUM , QUEEN’S HOUSE, GREENWICH UNIVERSITY & KING’S COLLEGE, QUEEN’S HOUSE, GREENWICH PARK, ROYAL OBSERVATORY TRINITY COLLEGE, THE ROUND PARK, ROYAL OBSERVATORY 12.15 13.30 Lunch Audio Walking Tour porvided Lunch Lunch Lunch GREENWICH CHURCH, BRIDGE OF SIGHS GREENWICH 13.30 14.00 Relax Time Relax Time Relax Time Relax Time Supervised by Audio Walking Tour porvided Audio Walking Tour provided Audio Walking Tour porvided PLUS Staff. Packed lunch Supervised by By private coach, Supervised by Departures and travel card PLUS Staff. supervised by PLUS Staff. 14.00 15.30 Lesson provided. Lesson Packed lunch PLUS Staff. Packed lunch Graduation and travel card Packed lunch and travel card provided. provided. provided. 15.30 15.45 Break Break Arts & Crafts 15.45 17.15 Lesson Lesson Packing 17.15 18.30 Relax and Shower Time Relax and Shower Time Relax and Shower Time Dinner 18.30 19.15 Dinner Dinner Dinner Dinner Dinner Dinner Relax and Shower Time 19.15 20.00 Relax and Shower Time Preparation for international Relax and Shower Time Relax and Shower Time Preparation for international Relax and Shower Time Relax and Shower Time Disco 20.00 22.00 Carousel Conversations Disco Movie Night Murder Mystery International Night Karaoke Farewell Disco PLUS SUGGESTED PROGRAMME.
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