This part of France has close associations with Britain. William the Conqueror, Duke of Normandy, born in Falaise just down the road from Caen, set off from this area to conquer Britain in 1066. You can visit the charming little town of Bayeux and see the magnificent tapestry describing the Norman Conquest.

Nearer to our own time, the allied Normandy landings started here in 1944, and no better place is situated for visits to the Normandy beaches and the Caen Mémorial Museum to Peace.

Or you might want to spend a day visiting the many attractions in Caen ; the Musée des Beaux Arts, the Musée de la Poste, or the Musée de la Nature situated inside the Abbaye aux Hommes.

Whatever your choice, you can be sure of giving your pupils an interesting and enriching programme.
 

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