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Five special needs students from St Ninian's High School have had a weekend to remember in London.
Support from Barclays Wealth gave them a great chance to experience life in the capital, where they enjoyed a number of educational highlights.
For many of the students it was their first time away from their parents, and for one of the girls it was her first time on an aeroplane.
The busy schedule included an open-topped bus tour of the sights, with stops at Covent Garden and Trafalgar Square, where the children met statues which came to life!
They also attended a performance of the musical Oliver! and visited the London Aquarium and the Natural History Museum.
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