A group of 50 excited Year 10 students and staff from Tewkesbury Academy embarked on an eagerly-anticipated half-term ski trip to Oberlungau, Austria.
Despite the early start and chilly winter morning, spirits were high as the group set off for a week of adventure on the slopes.
Throughout the week, students honed their skiing skills, making remarkable progress across a variety of slopes.
The trip provided not only an incredible opportunity to develop their skiing abilities but also the chance to create unforgettable memories amidst the stunning Austrian scenery.
A huge thank you goes to trip coordinator Mr James, whose months of meticulous planning ensured the success of the trip. He was supported by dedicated Tewkesbury Academy staff members Ms Pugh, Miss Pawson, Miss Corbett, Mr Phillips, and Mr Spencer, who all played a vital role in making the experience so special.
A spokesperson for the academy said: “Students had an incredible time, learning new skills, embracing new challenges, and making lifelong memories.
“It was fantastic to see their enthusiasm and progress on the slopes.
“The trip was a resounding success, leaving students with a new-found love for skiing and a collection of cherished memories to look back on for many years to come.”
