Apres Ski Evening

Mr Farley & the Ski Team would like to invite the students and their parents to join us for the après ski evening on Monday 27th April 2009, 7:15 p.m. start.
Wine, nibbles and entertainment (DVD).

Views on the Week

The best sport I’ve ever done and I’m definitely going to do it again. Thanks to all the teachers that took us.
Tom Read

Had a great time in France and it was a great experience. Thanks
Rebecca Wallis x

I have loved this week skiing. Thanks to all the teachers for taking us. It was really fun!!!
Beth Tasker

What a week! Had a great time down the slopes improving snowboarding and having a laugh on the way made this holiday unforgettable.
Dan Williams xx

Thank you for taking bus on this fantastic holiday.
Liam O’Quinn

Great views, lovely people, learnt loads. Thanx very much, enough said….
Stacie May Brookes :) xx

This was my last chance to go away with the school and I can honestly say it was amazing and if I had the chance I would do it again. The staff were amazing, our instructor was brilliant (Farmer you got a level 1 because as Leon said “because he is better”). I got a chance to be with all my old friends again which made this unforgettable. Thank you so much.
Ryan Plested :)

Had an amazing week, thank you for everything.
Abbie Fisher x

Great week skiing, dead good laugh, thanks for taking us.
Andy Eling

Had a dead good week, thanks for taking us.
Ellis Wort :) x

Mr Farley looked dead fit in his Santa outfit!!! Skiing was great and a big thank you to all the staff involved and for making it such a fantastic trip.
Maddie


Really enjoyed this trip learning to ski and disco was great! Looking forward to skiing in the future. Thanks to all the staff, a great experience.
Olivia x


Skiing ’09 was amazing. The staff made it memorable. The days and nights were ace. The disco was really fun. An unforgettable week.
Abbie x


Fantastic trip, learning how to ski. Both days and nights were amazing. A trip I will always remember. Thanks to all the staff.
Megan x

Skiing ’09 was amazing!! Hotel and staff excellent. Ski instructors cheered us up when down. Had a very good time.
Smitty :)

Chelsie G is in love with Sam Spence!!! (We want him on the next trip) All the girls are! :)

The skiing was amazing! The hotel was very nice and the views were beautiful.
Madison Chaney :)

Great time! Thanks to all the staff J I’d love to go again. Thank you!
Danielle

Great time, totally loved it! Want to go again. Great hotel and fab views.
Georgia M

It was good.
Jaire

It was mint, too bad its probably going to be my last school trip. Skiing and disco amazing.
Tom Adams

The best week of my life. Thanks to all the staff and Sam.
Niall Lamb

It has been a wicked experience. Thank you to all the staff and Sam.
Ryan J

Great trip, amazing experience, lucky to get the opportunity, thanks to all the staff and Sam.

I really enjoyed every moment of the holiday because I learnt a great sport. Thanks to all the staff.

If you want to get noticed going down the piste, don an inflatable “Sumo Santa suit”. Knockout.
Jo Spence

Skiing was excellent, I truly recommend it, thank you all the staff for organising and taking us.

Snowboarding was great, best holiday ever! P.S. Thanks to all the staff :)

Snowboarding was brilliant, really enjoyed it and would definitely go again. :)

Well what can I say? Worst trip ever L. Haha, naa, it was amazing :). I will remember it forever, I want to be invited to the next one even if I’m not at Norton :). Sarah, don’t cry, gonna miss you too :). Lovely trip, thanks to all the staff. Love
Alex :)

Excellent trip! Thanks to all, would definitely go again :). Got some amazing memories.
Ellis x

Thanks to all the staff for taking us on a great ski trip. Would love to go again even if I’m not at Norton.
Ade :)

I would love to go again, thank you to all the staff for taking us. I really enjoyed skiing and the disco. This has been the best trip so far. Love
Jess :)

To all staff thank you for taking us. I really liked it. Thank you and I hope we can go again. Love
Colbie :) xxx

Thank you to all the staff, bet trip ever, I really enjoyed it. I would definitely go again. Thank you.
Ellis x :) :) x
Thank you for organising such an amazing trip J. It was really fun, a fantastic experience. Hope there is another one while I’m still at school.
Mel K

Skiing ’09 was amazing J. Definitely want to go again! Thank you for taking us.
Sarah xx

Fantastic trip apart from being ill! Would definitely go again. Thank you for taking us!
Emily xxx

Alright geezer! Would like to say thank you for the opportunity first of all. It was GREAT! One to remember Love
Elle xx

Best school trip ever! Well worth the money. Best skiing I’ve ever had. Yep, one to remember! I would definitely go again if there’s another trip while I’m at school.
Jay :)

Great time, would go again!
Tom

Woa good trip! Brilliantly, superbly amazing! :) Love you all!
Sam x

Fab time! Go again! Best Ever! Love you all!
Chelsie x

Thanks for the trip, great fun :) Love
Amy xxx

Quality time, thank you to everyone for making so many memories! I love Michelle Jacket Potatoe! A special thank you to the hotel staff for introducing me to tea in a beaker! Disco was great… Much love
Jay x

Probably one of the best weeks in my life – SERIOUS! Loved every second from boarding to discoing to beating the staff in the quiz :). Big shout to all the staff for making this trip.
Big Tom x

Good trip, well worth the money :).

Thanks everybody for taking me on this trip. :)

Worth the money and I’d love to go again. :)

Cheers Mr Farley dude, you’re mint. I’d do it again.
Mike C

Cheers to all the staff for this trip.
Alex x

I’m still in love with Will… had an amazing time, thanks. Well worth the money I love it lots like Jelly Tots! Skiing was acceptable – I mean exceptional haha. It’s still me… Oh btw Jaire rocks out with his socks out. OMG I can’t believe a geeza went down the stairs on skis backward and fell – AMAZING!
Hannah Cross x

Skiing was really good. Thanks to everyone.
Beth Clarke x

We had an amazing time skiing was great.
Alicia x

Best trip ever never to be forgotten. Miss all them days of snow. Thanks staff.
Eve x

I broke my arm (lol).
Guess who?

I think it was really good and fun, even though I lost my ski boots and my Ugg boots. I also learnt how to ski better. Bring on Ski 2011! Mount Everest, China. P.S. Mrs Spence’s quizzes are the best. :) x
Katie Haynes

Woooo, bring on the future skiing!
Mel, Emily Elle, Sarah, xx

Great experience for any thrill seeker, would definitely do it again, a*** protection required for the next trip. Great views and atmosphere. Instructors were very helpful. An experience not to be missed.
Mat Plested

Snowboarding was a major part of my life I beleived I had lost but due to all of the teachers especially Mr.Farley I had one of the best weeks of my life.
Thanks to all of you
Matt D xxxx

Day 7 - Homeward Bound

05:30 and everyone is up and heading for an early breakfast. The mood is quite somber, a mixture of tiredness and disappointment that the week has gone so quickly. The cases are brought down, none of them packed like mom did! A goodbye to the hotel staff and the first coach starts it's journey to the airport. The sun is breaking over the tops of the mountains and as we move lower down in the valley the crimson caps give way to sparkling white. The roller coaster ride down the valley churns a few stomachs, we turn a corner, a chance to look back up the valley at Les Menuires snuggled in the distance, another corner and the valley opens out with Moutieres at its base. The snow is thinning on the slopes as we pass through sleeping villages. We continue down the mountain into the morning haze, the silence only broken by the occasional call of “I feel sick”. A few final turns and churns, the coach dives into tunnel that seems to go on for miles to emerge on a motorway in the valley bottom. The snow just sits up on the distant peaks and the last week becomes a memory to be treasured.

Grenoble is a small airport and following a brief check in the group move through to departures. The second coach was delayed in leaving and so there is an anxious few minutes once it arrives for the second part of the party to clear security. The final call before closing and Miss Snowball rounds up two girls from the loo!

The flight back was pleasant and uneventful and even baggage claim and customs went without a hitch. A surprise presentation from Stacie B to Mr F from the group to say thankyou and for once in the week Mr F was lost for words.

[And so if your reading the blog now, thanks to everyone who contributed and for making the week so special. It was quite daunting to be responsible for such a large group and it was only possible through the wonderful support given to me by my team of Mrs Olsen, Miss Noble, Mr Spence, Mr Latham and of course my right hand lady, Mrs Spence].

Everyone through, all present and correct - how to break the news that only one coach has turned up for the party of 70! Did Mr Farley panic, not this close to home. A few phone calls and twenty minutes later the missing coach is found at the wrong terminal. A short delay and finally underway.

What a week, it's impossible to mention everyone individually but collectively a party to be proud of. Exceptional efforts on the skiing and snowboarding front and a credit to the school, parents and more importantly themselves. We will be arranging an apres ski trip evening once I have collected photo's and video's in and look forward to seeing you soon.

See you in school tomorrow!

05h30 et tout le monde est en place et la position pour un petit déjeuner. L'ambiance est très sombre, un mélange de fatigue et de déception que la semaine a été si vite. Les cas sont portés vers le bas, aucun d'eux n'a emballés comme maman! Un adieu à l'administration du personnel et la première voiture, il commence son voyage à la aerogare. Le soleil se brisant sur les sommets des montagnes et à mesure que nous en bas dans la vallée rouge casquettes céder la place à un blanc étincelant. Les montagnes russes dans la vallée des bidons quelques estomacs, nous nous tournons un coin, une chance de regarder en arrière jusqu'à la vallée à Les Menuires blottie dans la distance, et un autre coin de la vallée s'ouvre Moutieres avec à sa base. La neige est éclaircie sur les pistes que nous traversons les villages de couchage. Nous continuons vers le bas de la montagne dans la brume du matin, le silence seulement brisé par l'appel de l'occasion: «Je me sens malade». A quelques virages et les bidons, la voiture plonge dans le tunnel qui semble aller à l'émergence de miles sur une autoroute dans la vallée en bas. La neige se situe juste sur les lointains sommets et la dernière semaine devient une mémoire qu'il convient de préserver. Grenoble est un petit aéroport et après une brève vérification dans le groupe de passer à travers les départs. La deuxième voiture a été retardée dans le départ et il ya donc un anxieux quelques minutes une fois qu'il arrive pour la deuxième partie de la partie au clair de sécurité. Le dernier appel avant la fermeture, et de Mlle Snowball rounds de deux jeunes filles de la loo! Le vol de retour a été agréable et sans incident, et même des bagages et des douanes a été sans accroc. Une surprise de la présentation de M. Stacie B F dans le groupe pour dire merci et pour une fois dans la semaine, M. F a été perdu pour les mots. [Et si la lecture de votre blog, merci à tous ceux qui ont contribué, et pour faire de la semaine si spéciale. Il est tout à fait redoutable d'être responsable de ce grand groupe et il est seulement possible à travers le soutien apporté par mon équipe de Mme Olsen, Miss Noble, M. Spence, M. Latham et, bien sûr, ma main droite dame, Mme Spence] . Tout le monde à travers, et de corriger toutes les personnes présentes - comment sortir de l'actualité que seul un entraîneur est apparu pour la partie de 70! Que M. Farley panique, pas de cette proximité de la maison. A quelques appels téléphoniques et vingt minutes plus tard, l'absence de l'entraîneur se trouve à la mauvaise administration. A bref délai, et enfin en cours. Quelle semaine, il est impossible de parler de tout le monde individuellement, mais collectivement, une partie d'être fiers. Des efforts exceptionnels sur le devant du ski et du snowboard, et un crédit à l'école, les parents et, surtout, elles-mêmes. Nous allons organiser un voyage de ski le soir apres une fois que j'ai recueillies photo et vidéo et espérons vous revoir bientôt. Rendez-vous à l'école demain!

Day 6 - Last man standing

Today has been absolutely manic fitting in skiing, eating, certificate presentations, return of ski hire equipment etc. and so the blog has taken backstage. It will be updated at the next opportunity although this may not be until Sunday, sorry.

Impressions of the week

For the staff the students have been exceptional. A day has not gone by without positive comments from members of the public about their manners and behaviour. The staff here have been wonderful as were the ski instructors. A special mention must go to Laura our rep who has been the best ever, nothing is too much trouble and really helped make this week special.

Apparently we are below average for the week with only 3 visits to the medical centre, one lost pair of boots and one lost set of poles, but we still have all the students and willbe bringing them back tomorrow.

Food has been exceptional throughout the week, despite what the students might say, proper food not burgers!

For the students the experience is summarized in the one comment at the end of the day....

Having just skiied down from 2800m along a quite steep red run I was skiing alongside a young man who had made quiet but exceptional progress in the week. "Have you enjoyed yourself?" I asked...

"Have I, its been the best week of my life"

Teaching goes beyond the classroom, it's about making a difference.

And every now and again they have a little fun...

Mr F, Mr L & Mrs S... but who's who? Filmed by Mr Spence

Day 5 - Is there time for another run?

Y13 won the extremely biased quiz last night to put the teachers into second place! Then the homework session to get those bits of "trad" education out the way.

Friday

Well here we go again, back on the slopes although with a few aches and pains from earlier in the week. Mrs Spence took her group up through Val Thorens while Miss Snowball's group advanced to Pointe de la Masse. Mr Farley worked with Mrs Olsen's group of Elisha B, Rebecca W, Chelsie G and Danni H on their turns. Everyone has made excellent progress throughout the week and are working towards tomorrows presentations. More photo's to follow...

Lunch was pasta with a carbonara sauce, time to take the boots off for a few minutes and then to head back to the slopes for another 2 hour lesson in the sunshine.

What... it's snowing! Yes, when we got to the top of the mountain it was snowing and much colder than the rest of the week. The light dusting was just enough to make the upper runs even better than this morning. Mr F managed to snap a few shots of three of the groups as they hurtled down the mountain. This resort is so big that once out on the slopes it is impossible to find groups. Tomorrow we are considering going out for the whole morning and having a picnic on the mountain with the whole party together..

Everyone is working so hard we have even had people asleep at the dinner table and almost falling into their lasagne.Thre value of the pound against the euro is showing, almost £3.00 for a glass of coke on the mountain and a posh hot chocolate with cream and sprinkles will set you back almost a fiver!

Rumour has it that the king of snowboarders Tom E had a right wipe out this morning. But as Mr F says "if your not falling your not learning". Mel is learning a lot I hear. I've just looked up and spotted Super Coopers team coming down the mountain, no falls and they are even following each other. In no time they are back on the chair and heading up for another run. Well it's time to head back out to the slopes to take the superkeen for an extra hour.

Miss Snowball crashed out on ice and twisted her knee, she says it's like a melon! Has it gone green or yellow we ask? Ryan R and Mike B used their bums as brakes rather than the snowboard! Steve H & Dom J went down a black run, not sure they meant to as Steve decided to try flying. Jamies H wiped his sister out and sent her 30 feet down the mountain. When you see her ask about her boots! In the jumps competition Ade T was the only one to land cleanly although Mr L said it lacked "mass air", the arguement continues...

Lots of very tired people at the end of the day.

Disco Fever approached and the best frocks came out. Must admit that the 2 Andy's looked really good in theirs. It was Murder on the Dance Floor although some looked a little shocked when the other school arrived. Mrs S said it was hot and noisy, a bit like teaching 8C on a summers day!

And now one last day of skiing.

Don't worry mums we will remind them about Mothers Day at tomorrows meeting.

Day 4 - Not more sun!

Yes another glorious day, sunshine and snow. A few tired faces but everyone is getting ready to hit the slopes. Maddie D needs to ski the other side of the mountain as she only has half a tan from yesterday. Are there any budding holiday romances? Who would rather have a packet of M&M's over any of the lads? Watch the blog....

What a a morning, snow froze over night making skiing conditions extremely difficult and creating far too many spills and tumbles. Mr Farley was totally wiped out by a passing frenchman who never even stopped to apologize. This might cheer some of you up, especially those in my ICT groups. We've had a note to say that Hannah & Codie are slacking with their BTech (Sport) work! Miss Noble is on your case from here....

Madison C and Colbie are doing really well as are all the Y8's. Abbie's fishing for compliments and her feet are smelling, sorry, killing. Ade's not missing anybody, Alex D has face planted and used his nose as a brake. Ellis W looks like a match in her red helmet and has a huge grin on her face after eating a banana sideways. Just to let everyone know Jay A has fell off the button lift twice! Dan M has bailed a few times but is having a great time. Tom E won the snowboarding freestyle contest much to James D's disapprovement. Jessie L keeps getting snow down her top. Dan M is addicted to coke... he's on his third glass. Mat P's knee is better. Smitty did the same agian today, whatever that was and is having a smashing time. Mr L was doing a 360 and ended up looking like Bambi on ice. Stephen H has spent more time using his back as a sledge. Mel has gone a whole day without moaning - honest, she says her ski insructor is really nice (that's for you Pars). Sarah is flirting with her instructor, watch it Josh! The 2C's have had a few girly squabbles on the slopes. Guess which member of the crew said "where is Everest"? When told it's in China the reply was "that why we can't see it." Niall's sound and having a great time. Jaire thinks Ellis is perfect in every single way.

The story of the day…. Our first real accident! Sam, the Man, Swaffield had a fall on the slopes this morning hurting his arm. As a precaution he was taken to the medical centre where an x-ray revealed a brain. He has no excuses now for not working when back at school. During the examination they doctor also discovered a small fracture to the left forearm. This appears to be from a fall a few weeks ago and had not fully healed. The new fall caused more damage and unfortunately Sam is now in plaster but working hard on his homework. Sam wants everyone to know how hard he is walking around with a broken arm for three weeks.

Oui une autre journée, le soleil et la neige. Quelques visages fatigués mais tout le monde se prépare à frapper les côtes. Maddie D à ski de l'autre côté de la montagne comme elle ne dispose que d'un demi-tan d'hier. Y at-il des amours de vacances en herbe? Qui préfère un paquet de M & M's sur l'un des gars? Regarder le blog .... Qu'est-ce que aa matin, la neige a gelé pendant la nuit rendant le ski conditions extrêmement difficiles et de créer un trop grand nombre de déversements et la culbute. M. Farley a été totalement anéantis par le passage d'un Français qui n'a jamais cessé de présenter des excuses. Cela pourrait encourager certains d'entre vous, surtout ceux de ma TIC groupes. Nous avons eu une note pour dire que Hannah & Codie sont slacking avec leurs BTech (Sport) travail! Mme Noble est sur votre cas d'ici .... Madison C et Colbie faisons très bien de même que tous les Y8's. Abbie de pêche pour les compliments et ses pieds sont l'odorat, le pardon, la mise à mort. Ade la personne ne manquent pas, Alex D face a planté et a utilisé son nez comme un frein. Ellis W ressemble à un match dans son casque rouge et a un grand sourire sur son visage après avoir mangé une banane de côté. Juste pour laisser savoir à tout le monde Jay A a tombé deux fois sur le bouton ascenseur! Dan M a tiré un certain nombre de fois, mais a un grand moment. Tom E a remporté le concours de snowboard freestyle beaucoup à James D's disapprovement. Jessie L neige ne cesse de son sommet. Dan M est dépendant de la coke ... il est à son troisième verre. Mat P genou, c'est mieux. Smitty a fait de même aujourd'hui encore, quelle que soit qui a été et est un écrasement du temps. M. L a fait un 360 et a fini par ressembler à Bambi sur la glace. Stephen H a passé plus de temps à l'aide de son dos comme une luge. Mel a connu toute une journée sans geignement - honnête, affirme-t-elle son insructor ski est vraiment bien (c'est pour vous Pars). Sarah est flirtant avec son instructeur, il montre Josh! Le 2C ont eu un peu de girly querelles sur les pistes. Devinez quel membre de l'équipage a déclaré: «où est l'Everest? Quand il est dit en Chine, la réponse a été «que la raison pour laquelle nous ne pouvons pas voir." Niall de son et d'un grand moment. Jaire pense Ellis est parfait dans tous les cours. L'histoire de la journée .... Notre premier accident! Sam, l'homme, Swaffield a une chute sur les pistes ce matin blesser son bras. Par mesure de précaution, il a été emmené au centre médical où une radiographie a révélé un cerveau. Il n'a pas d'excuses pour ne pas travailler maintenant de retour à l'école. Durant l'examen, le médecin, ils ont également découvert une petite fracture à l'avant-bras gauche. Cela semble être d'une chute il ya quelques semaines et ne les a pas guéri. La nouvelle chute causé plus de dommages et, malheureusement, Sam est maintenant dans le plâtre, mais travaille d'arrache-pied sur ses devoirs. Sam veut que chacun de savoir comment il est difficile de marche avec un bras cassé pendant trois semaines.

Day 3 - Moving up the Mountain

Important news.... Mrs Olsen has not fallen over this morrning!

IN BRIEF

Most groups are now moving up the mountain and taking in the great views from the top. There are a few aches an pains creeping in although everyone are making great progress. Alex D and Micheal C are suffering from helmet hair, Emily has taken a fence down, Todd appeared to drop off the end of the mountain (no damage done), Hannah and Stacey R are now exceptional so they tell me. Super Cooper is skiing well and Sarah A is eating for Great Britain. Elle B still talks while skiing, Tom E has no fashion sense at lunch times - check out the black tights, and Jamie H thinks he is Heath Ledger (the Joker, not Brokeback Mountain). Eve has hit her head while in bed! Megan tells me she is the best. Olivia is cruising, Ryan is rapid, Alex tells us she has burnt parts that shouldn't see the sun in public. Jaire Bear is a magnet for other skiers. Everone wants to say hi! Amy got ploughed over by Chad, many romances started this way.

THE AFTERNOON

What a day, how we suffered! The sun, the snow, the skiing... Mr Farley was forced to ski with his group into Val Thorens down a black run, but the team were more than enough for the challenge. Mrs Olsen's special group made great progress coming down from the top of the mountain. The beginners groups are storming the blue runs and challenging the reds. The intermediates are carving down the pistes while the advanced group are banking their ski miles..
Mrs Spence continues to star on the slopes, Mr Latham is looking quite professional and Miss Snowball is living up to her name.

This evening there have been some great comments from other guests staying at the hotel about how well mannered and polite our students are -at this rate we may be able to return!

Has Liam really broke a ski? Did Elle B wipe out a piste sign? Does Stephen H keep crashing out? Has Mrs Olsen lost a ski pole? Did Tom A fall over doing a snow plough turn? Has Todd been wiped out by Mr F? Did Dan A's fringe get in the way? Do any of the instructors believe Beth and Alicia are twins? These and many more questions to be answered shortly.

On the learning front....

What is a glacier and what do they look like? Why don't the trees grow at this altitude? How do the snow sensors work and where are they placed. What is a pluviometre? Who were the Goitschel sisters? Where is Mont Blanc? Why do microwave dishes have to be in a direct line? Oh, yes then there is the learning that cannot be measured quite so easily, respect for each other, suppporting weaker members of the group and how to put accidents behind you and get back on your skis to prove you can do it!

Another great day finished off with some bum boarding - you just can't keep them off the snow.

Mme Olsen n'a pas diminué au cours de cette morrning! EN BREF La plupart des groupes sont en train de la montagne et de prendre des vues dans la grande par le haut. Il ya quelques douleurs douleurs rampant dans un bien que tout le monde font de grands progrès. Alex Michael C et D sont victimes de casque de cheveux, Emily a pris une clotûre, Todd semble descendre la fin de la montagne (pas de dommages causés), Hannah et Stacey R sont désormais exceptionnelles pour qu'ils me disent. Super Cooper est bien le ski et Sarah A est de manger de la Grande-Bretagne. B Elle s'exprime en ski, Tom E n'a pas de sens de mode à l'heure du déjeuner fois - de vérifier les collants noirs, et Jamie H croit qu'il est Heath Ledger (le Joker, pas de Brokeback Mountain). Eve a frappé sa tête au lit! Megan me dit qu'elle est la meilleure. Olivia est la croisière, Ryan est rapide, nous dit Alex, elle a brûlé les parties qui ne devrait pas voir le soleil en public. Jaire Bear est un aimant pour les autres skieurs. Everone veut dire salut! Amy a labouré par le Tchad, de nombreux romans ont commencé de cette façon. L'APRES-MIDI Qu'est-ce qu'un jour, la façon dont nous avons souffert! Le soleil, la neige, le ski ... M. Farley a été forcé de ski avec son groupe en Val Thorens un noir terme, mais l'équipe était plus que suffisant pour relever le défi. Mme Olsen groupe spécial fait de grands progrès à venir du haut de la montagne. Les débutants sont les groupes d'assaut les pistes bleues et rouges difficile. Les intermédiaires sont à tailler les pistes avancées alors que le groupe bancaire sont leurs miles de ski .. Mme Spence continue d'étoile sur les pentes, M. Latham est à la recherche tout à fait professionnel et Miss Boule de neige est à la hauteur de son nom. Ce soir, il ya eu quelques grands commentaires d'autres personnes séjournant à l'hôtel sur la façon polie et bien élevé de nos étudiants sont à ce rythme-nous mai être en mesure de revenir! Liam a vraiment cassé un ski? Avez-B Elle efface une piste signe? Est-ce que Stephen H garder à s'écraser? Mme Olsen a perdu un bâton de ski? Avez-Tom Une chute de plus fait un virage chasse-neige? Todd a été balayée par M. F? Avez-Dan A la frange obtenir de la manière? Y at-il des instructeurs croient Beth et Alicia sont jumeaux? Ces questions et bien d'autres auxquelles il faut répondre rapidement. Sur le front d'apprentissage .... Qu'est-ce qu'un glacier et que font-ils l'air? Pourquoi ne pas pousser les arbres à cette altitude? Comment faire de la neige et des capteurs de travail où ils sont placés. Qu'est-ce qu'un pluviometre? Qui étaient les sœurs Goitschel? Où est le Mont Blanc? Pourquoi les micro-plats doivent être en ligne directe? Oh, oui, il ya l'apprentissage qui ne peuvent être mesurés de manière très facile, de respect les uns pour les autres, suppporting membres les plus faibles du groupe et la façon de mettre les accidents derrière vous et de revenir sur vos skis à prouver que vous pouvez faire! Un autre grand jour termine avec quelques bum embarquement - vous ne pouvez pas les garder hors de la neige.