ASTONISHED looks as the cord was pulled on the Giant swing, competition with bows and arrows, agility put to the test on walls and poles to fine tuning their bush craft skills, day two had it all as the relentless pace continued unabated on the English Riviera.
Bathed in warm sunshine for the most part, Year Five excelled themselves in all aspects as they took up the challenges on offer. The Giant Swing and the Trapeze, where you scale a telegraph pole and leap across a gap onto a rail, were conquered, the Climbing Wall proved challenging but within their grasp and, in the woods, they all succeeded in making fires and building shelters in an action packed day.
Finally, Aeroball, an old staff favourite from years gone by, made its return to finish things off with bounce and balance a plenty, before events were concluded with birthday celebrations for one of the boys and the 'not so' Silent Disco!
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A huge thank you to returning author Sian Hughes, who came to share her third book in the Betty and Toff series with Pre-School, Reception, Year 1 and Year 2. As always, her talk was extremely entertaining and interactive, whilst including little character props, stickers and bubbles! We were pleased that Sian stayed for a book signing, and a big thank you for our own signed copy to add to the library! @toff_and_betty
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Year 5 have had a great first day at PGL Barton Hall yesterday. After a smooth journey down, the children settled in well and quickly got involved in their first activities. Throughout the day, they showed excellent teamwork and encouragement towards one another, especially during abseiling and the problem-solving challenges. The children also enjoyed trying disc golf after dinner, with plenty of enthusiasm and determination on show. It was a really positive first day!
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