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From Edinburgh the tour will return to England, stopping overnight at York, one of England’s best preserved Medieval cities and return to London by way of Lincoln and the university city of Cambridge.

The students will spend the last four days of their trip in London seeing all of the major sights in the British capital, and making a day trip to Canterbury and Hastings. On their last night in London, the group will have a gala party and attend a performance of the musical Oliver.

Wakefield’s Headmaster William Lynn, who along with his wife Pamela Lynn will serve as tour guide, recently returned from England where he spent a week approving final arrangement for the tour. Lynn points out that this will be the fourth foreign trip for Wakefield students. In the past three years there have

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