Overseas

Fountain Hills students travel overseas

Sights from the U. K.

Several Falcons visited Edinburgh Castle in Scotland over spring break. (Submitted photo/Luke Salzman)

Fountain Hills students enjoyed the unique sights in England and Scotland. (Submitted photo/Luke Salzman)

Fountain Hills chaperones take a call. From left, Evelyn Wynn, Luke Salzman, Jamie Sunshine and Chris Peterson. (Submitted photo/Luke Salzman)

Fountain Hills High School students return to school on Tuesday, March 19.

They’ll share stories from their different spring break vacations as they get back to work. Several Falcons have shared experiences from their student trip to England and Scotland over the break.

The students left for the United Kingdom on Monday, March 11. They spent several days seeing the sights, trying new foods, and learning from ancient history.

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