Our Year 11 French students had a fantastic time in their lesson as they tried their hand at making crêpes! Everyone bravely attempted a flip, with Bella proving herself the class champion of crêpe‑tossing. The girls achieved… let’s say… creative results, especially Elsie, whose uniquely shaped crêpes were so original that Madame Hazelton wasn’t quite tempted to taste them. Meanwhile, Yasmin and Miriam proudly took first prize for the most imaginative selection of toppings. A deliciously chaotic lesson all round!
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