daved wrote:What's St Jean Sixt like? Ian
A nice quiet little place set right between La Clusaz and the Le Grand Bornand so you have easy access to both ends of the Aravis, a very small ski area I think about 5k of piste but a regular bus service runs between LGb and LClz.
I suppose it is the quiet option, I would not really consider it for a base as I do prefer these days to be a lot nearer the skiing. But maybe if I was buying a bolt hole in the area I certainly would consider it.
I remember from last year how stressful the whole process is both for the kids and the parents.
I am not dead just hibernating
AllyG wrote:Best of luck to all those parents whose kids are having A Level results tomorrow
I remember from last year how stressful the whole process is both for the kids and the parents.
That's me Ally,
He got 1st choice of Birmingham to do History and Politics!
Just next Thursday's GCSE results to get through now...
His excuse ......
He had an interview in London for a really promising job. Fingers crossed for him.
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