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Test 1 / 20

You will hear someone talking about a class trip.

END-OF-YEAR CLASS TRIP

Students will be able to touch pieces of actual  .

meteors

The group will be staying at the Novotel .

hotel

The price covers food, transport, accommodation, and fees.

entrance

The parents are required to read and the forms.

sign

If they don’t go to France, they will be visiting a local instead.

museum

The forms must be handed back by the 20th of at the latest.

April
Speaker 1

(0:03) Ok everybody, please pay attention, because I’m going to be giving out some details about our end of year class trip, which I know you’re all very excited about. (0:13) So first things first, we are going to the space city in France, which has some very interesting things for us to see. (0:22) The things we can see and do there are as follows.

(0:27) Explore an actual spacecraft, touch pieces of actual meteors, train like an astronaut, and go on a virtual reality trip through the universe. (0:40) We will be out for three days, from the 17th of June to the 20th of June, and we will be staying at the NovoTel hotel, next to the space city. (0:52) All these details will be given to you on a handout, so you don’t need to write anything down.

(0:59) The cost for the trip will be £185, which includes everything such as food, transport, accommodation and entrance fees into the space city. (1:11) And there are 30 places on the trip. (1:14) Your parents need to read and sign the forms I’ll be giving out at the end of this talk, if they want you to go on this trip.

(1:21) We will only be able to go if at least 10 students are interested, and if we don’t end up going to France, we will be visiting a local museum instead. (1:31) Okay everybody, that’s all I wanted to mention at this stage. (1:35) Please give these forms to your parents, and I need them back by the 20th of April at the latest.

(1:42) Now, listen again. (1:45) Okay everybody, please pay attention, because I’m going to be giving out some details about our end of year class trip, which I know you’re all very excited about. (1:56) So first things first.

(1:57) We are going to the space city in France, which has some very interesting things for us to see. (2:04) The things we can see and do there are as follows. (2:09) Explore an actual spacecraft, touch pieces of actual meteors, train like an astronaut, and go on a virtual reality trip through the universe.

(2:23) We will be out for three days, from the 17th of June to the 20th of June, and we will be staying at the NovoTel hotel next to the space city. (2:35) All these details will be given to you on a handout, so you don’t need to write anything down. (2:41) The cost for the trip will be £185, which includes everything such as food, transport, accommodation, and entrance fees into the space city.

(2:53) And there are 30 places on the trip. (2:56) Your parents need to read and sign the forms I’ll be giving out at the end of this talk, if they want you to go on this trip. (3:04) We will only be able to go if at least 10 students are interested, and if we don’t end up going to France, we will be visiting a local museum instead.

(3:13) OK everybody, that’s all I wanted to mention at this stage. (3:17) Please give these forms to your parents, and I need them back by the 20th of April at the latest.

Test 2 / 20

You will hear a radio presenter called Ellen talking about activities taking place over the summer.

SUMMER ACTIVITIES

For a full programme of events, text .

1576

The Activity Centre is running indoor sessions for beginners.

climbing

There are also walks along the to learn about the local wildlife.

coast path

The Activity Centre is running an open day on June.

1313th

On the History Group walk you can learn about a famous who was born in the area.

celebrity

If you’re interested in writing don’t forget to book a place with the Arts Centre.

poetry

Ellen: If you’re looking for things to do over the summer, there’s lots going on in the area. I’ll give you an idea of what you can do now, but for a full programme of events text 1576 and we’ll send you a link to all the information you need.

To give you a taste of what’s on offer, the Activity Centre is running a wide range of activities for all the family. There’s climbing for beginners. This is indoors and will be led by experienced teachers. The centre has also organised a walk along the coast path for a look at some of the creatures you can find there. The centre is open seven days a week, with a special open day on the thirteenth of June to give you an idea of what else is on offer.

As you know, our town has a very long history, and those with an interest in the past can sign up for one of the guided walks the History Group has organised. Find out where a very well-known celebrity was born and learn about local industry in the past. You can find out more at the History Centre, which is located in the central library.

For film lovers, the Arts Centre has a full programme of films running throughout the summer months. And the Book Festival, which starts on the fourteenth of August, has several speakers on its programme and book readings by some well-known authors. This year they’ll be organising a question and answer session for anyone interested in writing poetry. The Arts Centre expects this to be quite popular, so you should call them first to book a place.