Set against the backdrop of a TV chat show, two intrepid but incompatible hosts discuss with their studio audience the topic of
4H Class Assembly |
2 February 07 |
Set against the backdrop of a TV chat show, two intrepid but incompatible hosts discuss with their studio audience the topic of
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Despite some dreadful jokes from one of the 'presenters', things appear to go well at first. The 'audience' are keen to share tales of gold, diamonds and rubies... |
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...of pirates and their ill-gotten gains... |
...and the discoveries of Howard Carter in the Valley of the Kings... |
...until they cannot put up with the bad jokes any longer, and decide to take matters into their own hands! |
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Turning away from costly treasures, the audience share their own personal treasures, including:
These treasures may not be worth a lot of money but they are priceless to those who treasure them! |
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Which things in your life do you treasure the most? |
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Finally, the discussion turns to National Treasures - things that symbolise English culture and traditions. These include Stonehenge, the FA cup, a London bus, Punch & Judy, and of course, a cup of tea! |
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