A band of Baldock linguists were treated to a Spanish education with a trip to Madrid over the Easter Holidays.
An enthusiastic bunch of Knights Templar School students took to the Spanish capital to feast on the city’s culture, as well as its calamari sandwiches.
During the trip the group learnt about bullfighting at the Las Ventas bullring, visited the royal palace and its armoury and managed to squeeze in plenty of shopping.
Trip leader Georgia Gibbs said: “After a very early flight we arrived in Madrid, starting with a walking tour of the city to familiarise ourselves.
“During the trip we visited the Museo del Prado, which specialises in classical art such as Goya and Velazquez.
“The penultimate day we visited the Bernabeu stadium, where real Madrid train, and we got to see trophies, football kits and the press room.
“The students, and teachers, all had a great time and got a chance to practise their Spanish.
“Viva España!”
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