...Thousands of people are stranded abroad because of this volcanic ash cloud and lots of the reports seem to be about school parties, marooned everywhere from mainland Europe to Shanghai.
Pupils and their teachers are all whining about how the delay is going to affect their studies, and how they're going to miss crucially important exams, etc.
Which begs the question - if their exams are so important, how come they were off jollying around the globe over Easter instead of at home, revising?
Pupils and their teachers are all whining about how the delay is going to affect their studies, and how they're going to miss crucially important exams, etc.
Which begs the question - if their exams are so important, how come they were off jollying around the globe over Easter instead of at home, revising?
They have made whinging an art form.
) Part of my geography course work was 2 trips to study certain places. 50% of my course work was based around these trips. Unfortunantely after the first trip i was banned from ever going on school trips again 