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18/10/25

📢 We have landed! 📢 Students are looking forward to reuniting with parents and carers from Terminal 5 shortly. ✈️

18/10/25

Awaiting boarding at Berlin Airport with an ETA to London Heathrow for 20:50! A great day of sightseeing earlier. pic.twitter.com/ZxdSVdtd6l

18/10/25

Sad to be leaving Berlin today after a great trip! pic.twitter.com/LdhGfviUFD

16/10/25

Cold War history in action today in Berlin’s bunkers! pic.twitter.com/1jdQnw89pH

15/10/25

Dinner time in Berlin, American style! pic.twitter.com/uU2nKfd55z

15/10/25

Touch down in Berlin! On our way to the hotel before seeing the sights! 🇩🇪

15/10/25

And we’re off! pic.twitter.com/eEvVkjE3Qn

14/10/25

Great day making new friends at Beijing Aidi International school including a 4 - 4 draw in a football friendly and golf at their on site driving range! This was followed by an amazing acrobatics show 🇨🇳 pic.twitter.com/yDaGLisYZ4

13/10/25

HABE NYC performing arts group are landed safe after a delay on the tarmac at JFK✈️ Currently awaiting a stand at Heathrow and then we will be hoping to get through security and baggage claim quickly 🤞

13/10/25

HABE NYC performing arts group are through security and awaiting our flight home ✈️ ETA London Heathrow 9:35am

12/10/25

Students and teachers showing their moves off with The Tai Chi master, Howard, in the Temple of Heaven 🇨🇳 pic.twitter.com/QwqKG4Ouns

12/10/25

The Great Wall of China, amazing experience 🇨🇳 pic.twitter.com/s2BAovPP8G

12/10/25

Students enjoying traditional Beijing Zhajiang Noodles & Hot pot 🇨🇳 pic.twitter.com/WMD0KNh6fZ

12/10/25

Mr Boylan and the students at the Forbidden Forest 🇨🇳 pic.twitter.com/JnPx08kfkp

12/10/25

Last breakfast in NYC🍳 pic.twitter.com/j49LzfLNhD

11/10/25

Another great day in NYC for HABE Performing Arts students. Today we have done a stage combat workshop with broadway actors 🎭, seen the Statue of Liberty 🗽on the Staten Island Ferry ⛴️ and done a spot of souvenir shopping! Last day tomorrow!

10/10/25

Dinnertime! Tonight PlanetHollywood! 🌍🎥 pic.twitter.com/o0Oo5LTTL0

10/10/25

Blue skies for our tour! ☀️ pic.twitter.com/6vNvdDn8nd

10/10/25

Just had a delicious breakfast and have met our tour guide Michael for our walking tour of New York City! 🗽🎭 pic.twitter.com/zCW4zU1ss2

10/10/25

Times Square 🌃 pic.twitter.com/XJgrag8dvL

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Posted on April 5th 2019

Royal Air Force Air Cadets Event

Air Cadets 2

On Friday 5th April, we arrived at the 1903 Penge squadron HQ in our uniform looking incredibly smart with shoes like mirrors and travelled to Twickenham to attend the rugby event at ‘The Stoop’, home to the Harlequins.  We were given buckets to collect money for the RAF Benevolent fund, which supports retired Veterans and their families.  Finding our seats, we started to walk around the stadium in search of supporters with loose change to fill up our empty buckets.  Prior to the first match of the day, which was the ladies RAF vs Navy game, we saw an RAF band march out onto the pitch playing bagpipes, dressed in their special uniforms. 

It was a very intense game for both sides with the final score of 67-3 to the RAF.   The excitement of the game was electrifying.  After the first match we collected donations again offering out our buckets in search of supporters willing to donate!

We returned to our seats again for the men’s game.  Both sides played hard and fast with many high kicks which the players had to chase at great speed.  The final score was 25-10 to the Royal Navy.  It was a great privilege to watch the RAF and Royal Navy teams play to such a high standard.

We learnt that the RAF and Royal Navy teams play their sports with great athleticism and sportsmanship, even when competing against each other, however when they fight for their country they join together as formidable force proving that team work in both sports and the Forces is very important.

 

Nicholas and Alexander – Y8