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By Ruth Purnell
Rappahannock News Staff Writer
Every year Wakefield Country Day School offers its students an educational trip abroad. This year a group of students traveled to the Westhill Institute in Mexico City. Visiting the Pyramids, The Museum of Anthropology, eating Mexican food and playing soccer were just some of the trip’s highlights. Students stayed with host families and were able to experience life in the city first hand.
After the student’s return, it was their turn to be hosts. April 29, 14 students from the Westhill Institute embarked on the journey over to America to visit Wakefield Country Day school. A trip to our nation’s capital, Monticello, the University ofVirginia, bowling, and visiting the Wakefield School were all part of the agenda. In an “International Assembly” the visitors were introduced to the entire school and Wakefield students were given the opportunity to ask the foreign students questions about their fives in Mexico City and their impressions of
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