Class 5 Visit to the Natural History Museum, London

Thank you for the fantastic response to our London trip.

If you have asked us to reserve a seat for you, please could money for parents’ seats be sent in tomorrow as there are only a few seats for parents left.

Thanks for your continued support.

Natalie Johnson

 

Year 6s’ Science Day

I will be sending a letter out for Year 6  children on Friday, earlier than originally planned, as The Corbet School have already asked us for numbers of children who would like to purchase a lunch. Please could the permission slips be returned as early as possible next week.

Many thanks.

Mrs Johnson

A little stroll with Photoclub

In the lovely weather we have tried to get out and about with the cameras.  The kids have enjoyed the sunshine and are getting quite opinionated about what sorts of photos they like to take – it is lovely to see their skills and confidence growing!

Kingswood: Mr Davies’ group bouldering and kayaking

Oliver took a few photos of Mr Davies’ group in action, in his official role as group photographer.

Kingswood: Mrs Johnson’s group-giant zipwire

Our second activity on Saturday morning was the much-awaited giant zipwire and almost without exception we all wanted to do it again!  Unfortunately there was nobody from Bicton to see us fly past so only a few photos of this group.

 

Kingswood: Mrs Johnson’s group – bouldering

Our first activity on Saturday morning was bouldering which was more challenging than it first looked. After a quick World Cup-themed warm up game, we split into pairs with a climber and a ‘watcher’ and tackled the different walls.

Kingswood: Saturday morning

We woke to find the sun shining and the children bright and bubbly, thanks to a surprisingly good night’s sleep!

Kingswood: Mrs Johnson’s group – Aeroball

As soon as we finished tea on Friday, we had our first activity which was aeroball. Imagine playing basketball on a trampoline and you’re not far off!

Kingswood: Nightwalk

After each group had finished their first activity (aeroball, giant zipwire or nightline) we all went for a walk into the woods above Colomendy. The instructors showed us how to make nettle leaves safe to eat – you can tell what some children thought about this by the expression on their faces!

Kingswood: Mrs Barker’s group – giant zipwire

Straight after tea on Friday evening, Mrs Barker’s group were faced with the giant zipwire – not for the faint-hearted but great fun including for Mrs Johnson’s group who were below the zipwire when the other group flew past!