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Ian Ramsey Church of England Academy International Week 2016 11th July - 15th July 2016 Prices are current and maybe subject to change Religious Education - Year 9 Krakow, Poland - £520 (£100 non-refundable deposit) Travel by air from Newcastle Staffcontact: N Chapman [email protected] Half board accommodation central to Krakow. Visits to the Jewish district, Auschwitz and Auschwitz-Birkenau. Accommodation, air travel and some meals included. The evidence of the wartime experience of Europe’s Jewish population in ghettos such as Podgorze, coupled with a visit to Auschwitz-Birkenau, will enable pupils to develop a thorough, rounded picture of the experience of Jewish communities and discrimination in central Europe during the 20th century. Geography - Year 8/Year 9 Switzerland - £750 based on 30 students/£850 based on 20 students (£200 non-refundable deposit). Travel is by air from Manchester You will have the opportunity to travel on cable cars, view glaciers such as the Langgletscher Glacier and rapid rivers such as the Rhone and Gorge du Trient. We will travel to an ice cave, the spectacular Mer de Glace by funicular railway and spend the day in Chamonix. We will have the opportunity to sample Swiss foods at the Nestle Chocolate Factory and Gruye cheese factory where we will consider the global nature of these businesses and the inputs, process and outputs. This will build on learning at KS3 and prepare for GCSE. [email protected] Staffcontact: P Laird Accommodation, air travel and food is included. Creative Arts - Year 8/Year 9 Venice - £775 - 4 nights half board (£100 non-refundable deposit) Explore, sketch, paint and listen to Venice with its amazing architecture, art and music. Itinerary includes walking tour, concert, guided tours of Doge’s Palace, Guggenheim gallery and Gallerie dell' Accademia and/or the Renaissance Gallery. You will attend concerts, walk over the bridge of sighs to the prison cells and torture chambers, and travel the canals by boat. Price includes air travel, insurance, half board accommodation, and Staff contact: Econtact: BrewerStaff [email protected] visits/excursions. Modern Foreign Languages Year 8 - Rhine Valley - 4 days - £390 (£100 non-refundable deposit) Travel is by coach. Visits include a trip to Phantasialand and a day excursion to Rudesheim am Rhein. Price includes return ferry crossings, coach trips, half board accommodation and insurance. Staffcontact: J L’Hoiry [email protected] Year 7 - Normandy/Opal Coast - £420 - 4 nights (£100 non-refundable deposit) Travel by coach. Price includes entrance to Bayeux Tapestry Museum, Cidrerie du Manoir d’Apreval and Sain Malo Aquarium. Year 9 - Broomlee Scotland - £300 - (£50 non-refundable deposit) Price includes food, accommodation, travel by coach, and all on-site and off-site activities. Staffcontact: M Howe [email protected] Pastoral - Year 7 - Rome, Italy - £600 (4 nights) (£100 non-refundable deposit) Visit the breath-taking Vatican City, Roman Forum, Sistine Chapel, the Colosseum and many of Rome’s iconic landmarks. Travel is by air. Transfers, insurances, all trips and excursions included. Accommodation is half board. Staffcontact: K Dack [email protected] Maths - Florence, Italy - Years 8 & 9 - £600* (4 nights - departs Mon 11th/returns Fri 15th July) (£160 non-refundable deposit) Travelling by air from Liverpool and coach. Price includes bed and breakfast, accommodation, and visits to Florence Cathedral, Ufizzi Gallery, Ponte Vecchio, The Garden of Archimedes, Museo Galileo, Leonard Da Vinci Museum, Leaning Tower of Pisa. *Lunch is included Tuesday to Thursday and dinner from Monday to [email protected] Staffcontact: T Burgess Thursday. Ian Ramsey Church of England Academy Fairfield Road Fairfield Stockton on Tees, TS19 7AJ Email: [email protected] www.ianramsey.org.uk Tel: 01642 585205 .

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