Your child is going on a school trip abroad for three days and the headmaster of the school has asked any parents if they would like to come along to assist. You would like to go. Write a letter to the headmaster. In your letter: Say why you would like to go Suggest what you could do to help during the trip Ask some further questions about the trip
Dear Mr Jenkins,
I am just writing to say I'm so sorry
you
regarding the upcoming trip to Paris for which you are looking for people to accompany the children.
I would be delighted to join the trip and to help out. I can help out during Change preposition
to you
this
time because I am currently off work for a few months and I would like to find something to fill up my free time, and this
would be perfect. As you will know, I have helped the school
out on a variety of events, such
as at the school
sports day last
summer and also
at the jumble sale just a few months ago, and I thoroughly enjoyed being of assistance.
There are a number of things I could do to help out. I can come early in the morning to the school
before we leave and make sure everybody is accounted for and on the bus. But of particular relevance is the fact that I can speak French and I know Paris quite well, so I will be able to assist with the day-to-day practicalities of moving the children around and going to the museums and other attractions that we will visit.
There are, though, some things I would still like to know about and to clarify. Do you have an itinerary you can send me so I know what we are going to see whilst there? This
will be useful as I can then
prepare myself with some background reading. I also
wondered what time exactly are you due to arrive back in the UK at the school
? I have an event in
the evening of the 15th when we are due to come back. Change preposition
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Although
I can miss it, I would like to let them know in advance if this
will be the case.
Thank you for considering my offer and I look forward to hearing from you,
Yours sincerely
[add a name]Submitted by Abhishek
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