A group of school pupils has returned from an exciting end-of-year trip across the Channel.
The Year 6 pupils from Cuddington Croft Primary School in Cheam enjoyed a residential visit to Paris, packed with activities designed to encourage independence, friendship, and learning beyond the classroom.
During the trip, pupils explored a local town, spent a day at Parc Astérix theme park, and visited the Eiffel Tower.
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Mike Skelton, head of school at Cuddington Croft Primary School, said: "We could not be prouder of how our Year 6s represented the school on this trip.
"They embraced every experience with enthusiasm and showed real character throughout. It was a joy to watch them grow in confidence, and it is exactly the kind of memory we hope they will carry with them long after they leave us."
Teachers praised the pupils for showing maturity, teamwork, and confidence in unfamiliar situations, including managing their own belongings and navigating new surroundings.
The trip forms part of Cuddington Croft’s wider approach to education, which encourages learning through real-world experiences.
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