"Esher Airways"!!

Off To Livingston By Hannah Conroy

Don’t we all love waking up at 4.15 in the morning only to wake up next to a grumpy, tired Niamh.  We hopped onto our buses only for me to find out I was sat next to the delirious Miss Perks who seemed to be in her own world, making up songs.  We finally reached the airport, to see the plane or more specifically the size of the plane.  We walked up the steps to notice that there were only enough seats for our group of 28.  To the parents, I’m not going to write in too much detail as all you reading this would not let us get on that plane, including you Mum! I just know you would have been screaming the whole way.  After 45 minutes, we finally landed all in one piece – we had arrived in Livingston.
We re-entered the mini-bus where I was squashed between our driver, Mr Horrod, and our entertainer, Mr Taylor.  After a short drive we arrived at the luxury Fawlty Towers, where our walls and ceilings were actually attached.  After waiting several hours to get into our rooms, we finally had our keys, although we didn’t have long in our rooms as we had to dash out to the rugby pitch to meet some new kids raring to play some tag rugby.
We got back to a lovely gorgeous dinner, with some tender chicken.
What a magical day!

P.S.
Love everyone at home, missing you lots, having an amazing time and can’t wait to see you!!

See below for Miss Perks without braids!

                              

Maisy’s Blog By Maisy Vincent

Our morning started at 4.15am as we said goodbye to Eureka and jumped into the bus to go to the airport.  I have never been so cold in my life.  We arrived at the airport an hour later and after checking in saw the plane.  It was so small and only just seated all of us and it was also very noisy.  We landed in Livingston after 45 minutes and drove a short distance to our accommodation, Fawlty Towers.  After a delicious breakfast and a few hours chilling, fun games and jumping in the pool (it was just as cold as the last one!!!) we left Fawlty Towers and walked to the local sports ground.  Along the way we got a taste of Livingston and got to see just how different life is here, as locals sold food out of small shacks and kids kicked around footballs made out of plastic bags on the side roads.  As we arrived at the sports ground it was amazing to see the children’s faces light up as they began to play Tag Rugby despite the fact that most of them were bare foot, they still had an amazing time.
We finished our day by having an Esher V Rhinos game which we unfortunately lost.
I’m having an amazing time, love and miss you lots at home, xxx