Upon returning to London on May 25th, I caught the national holiday - Bank Holiday. Despite this, many museums were open, we visited several of them, walked through Hyde Park, and explored paths in the city center we hadn't covered yet. Classes resumed on Tuesday, which I continued to attend with great pleasure. Sometimes David substituted for Sarah, and his classes were just as engaging - David has a great sense of humor and an unconventional teaching style.

My days in London were fleetingly coming to an end, and I still hadn't managed to visit all the places in the city that interested me. On Friday, my last day of school, there was a test, the results of which pleased both me and Sarah; she noted that if I were staying longer, I would definitely have been moved to the next level group. Every Friday, the teacher spoke personally with each student, analyzing the learning process and helping them figure out which areas to focus on. I was also given a certificate for completing the courses, a document I am now very proud of! :)

It was incredibly sad to leave England; it really is like a completely different world, unusual and attractive, and I am glad that I decided to go one day, I haven't regretted it for a second. And in conclusion, I want to say that the fact that I will spend my next vacation (which starts in just ten days) in London says a lot! :)