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Fetes des Rois!

On 8th January, Year 6 marked La Fete des Rois, which is celebrated on France on the Sunday closest to 6th January. We shared a delicious galette de rois, which Mrs Cartlidge made for us. Ours had a filling of lemon curd, whilst other classes had apples. Traditionally, it is made with almonds. 

The whole class kept an eye out for the piece with a cherry hidden in it, so that we could crown Le Rois or La Reine! This year we had a queen.



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