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PIRATES FOUND! The crew listening carefully.
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Hunting for the clues along the way
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Did the pirates leave us a sign?
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Searching for the crocodile and mermaids.
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Twigs for our swords and hooks.
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Peeping Pirates
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Watch out for hidden crocodiles!
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Making telescopes.
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Steering the Pirate ship.
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Eye patches too, turning into pirates now.
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Making mud for the pirate flag markings.
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Map making.
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Wave the flags!
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Forest Schools
Today, following on from our literacy lesson about defending a castle, the children were set on the task of making catapults and bows and arrows. With the help of Miss Vicky and Freya's mum the children were able to make fantastic weapons and the arrows really did fly!
Forest School September 2018
Back to school and Forest School is in full swing. This week we had a challenge to turn 2 sticks and 2 pieces of string into a trapdoor to catch the naughty Leprachaun who lives in the woods. We learnt how to make a slip knot for a snare trap and we found a skull from a small mammal (any ideas what animal it is?).
A lovely Forest School pirate day for all.
It's official! We are now a fully operational Forest School.
Mrs McParland has passed her level 3 Forest School qualification enabling her to use tools and fire in the forest school lessons.