Mr Eyre has been busy painting the backdrop for the winter production so it’s competition time. Everyone had to take a guess at how many tiny stars were in the night sky. The guesses ranged from 1 to infinity + 1000, with one child coming very close to getting it right, just 5 stars out
Year 6
Year 6 Field Week – Day 5
The last days activities were high ropes for two groups and mountain walking for the other three groups. It’s such a shame that this is the last day as everyone has enjoyed the week. So many fond memories, many didn’t want the week to end. Group 1 Group 2 To Follow Group 3 To Follow
Year 6 Field Week – Day 4
We set off for our penultimate activity. One group remained onsite for high ropes, two groups faced the caving challenges, deep underground at Porth yr Ogof, another canoed on the canal and the last group braved the high winds and cold temperatures on a mountain walk. Their toughest challenge yet was clearing the shower rooms,
Year 6 Field Week – Day 3
The weather was a lot better this morning, no sign of frost on the ground. We really enjoyed breakfast as we had porridge and bacon baps to fuel us for the day. One of the groups stayed on-site to tackle the high ropes course, climbing wall and the zip wire. Two groups went canoeing on
Year 6 Field Week – Day 2
A heavy covering of frost greeted us this morning as we woke from our slumber and it stayed cold for the day’s activities. Group 1 spent the day underground, exploring the cave system of Porth yr Ogof. Two groups went canoeing on the canal, travelling between Pencelli and Talybont and the last group were onsite
Year 6 Field Week – Day 1
It’s been a great first day at Woodlands. We arrived safely in a chilly Wales. After an afternoon of team building and exploring the site, the children embarked on a stargazing night walk up a mountain. Back at the house, the children had a chance to relax and enjoyed a hot chocolate and writing in