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School Trip to Village Gaulois

This month, the students had the opportunity to delve into Gaulish history and culture during an exciting school trip to the Village Gaulois (Gaulish Village). This educational and fun-filled day featured three main activities:

  1. The secrets of the Village Gaulois
  2. Scavenger hunt challenge with 3 tribes
  3. Minting of Gaulish coins

The day concluded with beaming faces and priceless memories. The trip to the Village Gaulois not only educated the students about a significant part of our history, but also provided them with a day of adventure and outdoor enjoyment.

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