President of France: What some 8 years olds would do if they were

 A couple of times a year, our local primary school publishes it's very own newspaper and I got to read it this weekend.   Alexis' class was featured with their recent school trip(camp to Auvergne) and Marie Kate's class took up several pages of the newspaper with photos and an article on what they have been doing in Art, then this, what they would do first if they were president of France and even another couple of pages where they had to describe someone close to them (physically and personality)...MK chose me,  I was a speechless about what she wrote (to come soon) but with hindsight I perfectly ok with it now.
Back to being president (photo's are poor), Marie Kate wrote that she's phase out(ban I suppose) all cars...
Clara, her friend, would eat chips all day
Louis said he's eat at Mac Donald's everyday, whilst another said they would party everyday.

The one I liked a lot was by Maurice who lives opposite us, he wrote he'd ban whale hunting.
Funny what kids write, from eating fast food to banning cars and whale hunting, there's certainly lots of diversity in their opinions and what's important to them.

Fish & Chips at The North Sea Fish Restaurant

Before going to London, I read that this was one of the best Fish & Chip restaurants to go to in London, and as the children had never eaten this national dish before, we thought we'd try it.
As soon as we walked through the door we felt even more that we were in England, it was very authentic, very good fish and very large portions. The English(Bombarder) beer wasn't bad either.

You can' find chips like this in France.

You can't eat Fish & Chips without trying some mushy peas. Their home-made tartare sauce was just amazing, yet another thing on my list to try and make at home.

Marie-Kate's favourite restaurant, and Alain loved it too.

As for price, we paid £56, it was less expensive than Wahaca, however we didn't have a dessert nor wine, we did share two bottle's of Bombarder beer though.