All ready to pack up and get on the luxury coach as they practice their catwalk poses. One even tries to hide behind the bags but realises that his bright red top gives him away slightly.

And they came back and told me they were worked hard every single minute of the day. I think not! Looks like they lived a life of luxury over there.

The views were breath-taking, literally, when they realised they had to walk to the hotel which is half way up the far mountain. A sneaky trick to get them fit by Louie methinks.

Even the local buses are colourful although they don't seat very many passengers. Still a far better way to travel than the dirty old red bus of London and faster too.

The kids are taught how to form a herd like elephants. It took them seven hours to persuade the elephant that attached itself to them that it wasn't coming home on the coach with them. It actually took them two hours before they noticed there was an elephant in the group.

Full marks for the welcome, but who took the "d" out of Northwood?

Someone hasn't figured out the timer function on the camera, but don't they all look smart. Well, nearly all of them.

Louie lights a candle in one of the ceremonies. All who went had to light a candle on this structure, they did struggle to reach the top level as all the sensible ones lit the bottom candles first.