Mrs Kay: I didn’t know Briggs can be that fun, I mean when he came to me on the coach
And said that he’s coming along as well, I was gutted I thought well that’s the
Whole trip ruined plus it also upset me that the head teacher trusts Briggs more
than me but then in the end it was alright because Briggs stopped being bossy
and start being fun.
Susan: Lets forget about the times we didn’t enjoy so much and try to remember all the
Times we had fun like for example I really liked it when Mrs Kay told the driver
that these kids can’t afford chocolates and drinks which made the driver feel
sorry for them and then he gave them a five pound note to get some chocolates
for themselves.
Mrs Kay: What I found hilarious was the fact the kids stole all those sweets and chocolate
from the café, I wonder how the owners must be feeling, Colin can you do me a
favour please? Can you write a letter to do the owners of the café saying how
sorry we are?
Colin: Yeh sure, while am at it shall I write one to the zoo keepers as well?
Mrs Kay: Oh that would be lovely! Thank you ever so much. What the kids did at the zoo
was truly wrong and I was quite disappointed at them, I mean stealing sweet is
different but trying to steal the zoo animals, that just dissatisfying.
Susan: I think they’ve learnt their lesson because Briggs was quite harsh on them in the
coach and I don’t think they’ll do anything like that again.
Mrs Kay: Did I tell you about the argument that me and Briggs had in Conwy Castle?
Colin: No, what did he say?
Mrs Kay: He was just saying that I be too easy on the kids and that if I really cared for
them I would be much stricter with them.
Susan: well he’s just too harsh on them and with us, I mean he thought that me
And Reilly were having a thing and he said he was going to report us.
Colin: But then again he dealt with Carol on the cliff perfectly, I mean I don’t think
even I could’ve got her of the cliff and he did.
Susan: and he also didn’t say anything to anyone about what happened on the cliff, so
that Carol doesn’t get embarrassed which really surprised me because I though
he would make a big scene out of it.
Mrs Kay: what surprised me was the fact that he wanted to go to the funfair afterwards.
Colin: Yeh, well I think that he took us all by surprise especially the kids, they were
really happy and they enjoyed themselves.
Susan: honestly speaking, I think that Briggs enjoyed himself more than the kids in the
Funfair, with all that candyfloss.
Mrs Kay : he start being more nice to me as well, because when I said I was going to
process the photos, he told me that he’ll process it for me.
Colin: That’s very nice of him, I can’t wait to see the photos tomorrow in school,
maybe we can hang some up in the staffroom and show it to the other teachers.
Susan: But do you actually think that he will process the pictures because I have a
feeling that he won’t and also that he will turn back to his old grumpy self
again because he doesn’t want to ruin his reputation in school, he likes the fact
that everyone is obedient to him.
Mrs Kay: No I think that he will be nice to all the kids in school tomorrow and that he
will be nicer to all of us.
Colin: Well there’s only one way to find, by going to school tomorrow, so let’s finish
our drinks, go home and get some sleep so that we can be ready for tomorrow.
Colin pays for the drink and then they all get off their seats, leave the pub and
head home.
