Days in Oxford are sure to be our treasure in the 100 years

 This was our last day for the Oxford summer camp. 
 
 We left the school at 5 am and headed back to the Heathrow airport.　
 





 I saw lots of faces with lots of emotions: some looked like they did not want to go back to Japan from all the funs we had here in Oxford, while some seemed like they missed Japanese foods and wanted to go back.
 
 For sure, all of us spent one of the most memorable days in Oxford and will definitely be a treasure even in the 20, 50, 100 years from now. 
 We are on our way to Japan and what waits in Japan is all the assignments and homework we had missed from the two weeks in Oxford.
 We are grateful for all the friends, teachers, stuff, and the opportunity we had together and will continue to reflect on them back whenever we face some difficulties in the following years. We promise that this experience will forever be a trigger for our hard work from now on.  ＜I.Y.＞

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