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6th of primary and London keeping up with tradition! 6th of primary and London, keeping up with tradition! On Monday the 13th of May, students in 6th of primary finally got on a plane and flew to the UK! This year the trip was going to be different. Huw, our leader, was waiting for us at Gatwick airport. We got on a coach heading towards St Albans, a small town near London, where we stayed. The residence was an old Victorian building with big gardens around it. The first evening Huw prepared a campfire in the back garden and we roasted marshmallows! On the second day we visited Cambridge. We went punting, which is a type of gondola that takes you along the river Cam. The views were spectacular. We saw lots of famous Universities like King’s College. We al lloved it. The third and forth day we got on a train to London, at last!  Madame Tussauds, the London Eye, Buckingham Palace, the Natural History Museum, the Tower Bridge and Piccadilly Circus were some of the famous touristic places that we saw.    And to finish off, M&Ms, the Lego Store and Hamleys. We bought the famous teddy bear

Are you moving? We can help you It is a widely known fact that cities have been growing non-stop since they first started developing back in the industrial revolution. Most people prefer the traditional way of housing, but are flats that bad? First and foremost, flats aren’t necessarily smaller than houses and those who are,are also offered in cheaper prices. This helps students who might not own private transport due to the distance between buildings in cities, much closer than in towns and villages, which are house-based. Another fact which makes flats the best option may be how people who live in them don’t need to commute using any transport, except bikes, because of the short distances between places. This greatly helps the environment and might be game-changing in a near future. It can be drawn the conclusion that flats are the best option for anyone who’s currently looking for a good place to live in. They’re more affordable and environmentally friendly, which makes them the best option overall. Flats are the present and future of housing in our society and will be increasing in number and size, leaving houses aside for a long time. Miguel Juan