London: British actress Emma Thompson is planning to take her daughter out of school to spend a year travelling the world and India is on top of her list.
The Oscar-winning actress is mother to Gaia, her 10-year-old daughter with husband Greg Wise, and the youngster is due to finish primary school and begin secondary education next year.
The `In the Name of the Father` star wants to give her daughter a break before that and wants to take her on a world trip to broaden her horizons, Contactmusic reported.
"Gaia finishes her little (primary) school next year, but I`m going to give her a little break from education and show her the world a bit and take a break myself. I just thought it was really good timing between those two schools to have a bit of a break," Thompson said.
"I really don`t know... I`ve never been to India...But I really don`t know yet. There`s lots to look at," she added.
PTI
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