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Diss High School students sample sun, sand and art during Mexico trip




Pupils from Diss High School have returned from the trip of a lifetime in Mexico.

Forty students travelled to La Paz, the capital of Baja California Sur, on May 16 as a part of a week-long trip.

During their stay, the group, aged between 14 and 17, visited St John’s College in the South American city, where they were given a tour of the site, before taking part in a series of joint activities with their Mexican peers.

Forty students went on the trip to La Paz, Mexico. Picture: Diss High School
Forty students went on the trip to La Paz, Mexico. Picture: Diss High School
The trip included going to Isla Espiritu Santo, which is a UNESCO world natural heritage site. Picture: Diss High School
The trip included going to Isla Espiritu Santo, which is a UNESCO world natural heritage site. Picture: Diss High School
During the trip the students got to visit a Mexican school. Picture: Diss High School
During the trip the students got to visit a Mexican school. Picture: Diss High School
The group also visited the town of Todos Santos. Picture: Diss High School
The group also visited the town of Todos Santos. Picture: Diss High School

They sampled La Paz’s urban gallery – a series of murals and colourful artwork dotted along the streets of the city – in the hope of gaining inspiration for future art projects.

Other activities included a boat ride to Isla Espiritu Santo – a Unesco biosphere reserve – to see marine life, such as turtles and dolphins, a visit to an old silver mine and some time at the beach.

The school hopes to welcome Mexican students and staff to Diss next year.



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