Saturday, October 7, 2023

Cymru

 


Cymru is the Welsh word for Wales!

In September, Melanie Brumberg took a group of English students to Wales.

You can read articles and see photos on the Students' Corner (click the link at the top of this blog, or click here).

Cymru am byth! (Wales Forever!)


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