Confident, Creative Learners with Big Ambitions. Kind to each other. Kind to the Planet.
5 words for week in the woods
5 sentences for week in the woods
on Monday we made some s’mores .
on Tuesday we made quesadillas.
on wednesday we made nature sculptures .
on thursday we were looking for bugs .
on friday we made bridges and dens .
by Noah and Foxx
On Monday, we made Neolithic spear throwers. Anneliese made the first fully working spear throwing ever at Holywood.
On Tuesday, we made ham and pineapple quesadillas. They were good and delicious.
On Wednesday, we played King of the Hill. You have to get to the king on the hill by being sneaky and hiding when they turn around. When they look away you can move forward. Anya won a game.
On Thursday, we did a scavenger hunt and we had to find 3 rocks that weighed exactly 50g. We had sticks that were 1m long.
On Friday, we crossed a burn on a rope bridge and build some shelters.
We camped out on Thursday night and Aubray had a S’more with her grans.
Our 5 words:
FUN
MUDDY
HAPPY
TEAMWORK
PLAY
By Harry, Libby, Aubray and Miss Dale
On Monday we made houses out of mud and sticks.
On Tuesday we made quesadillas.
On Wednesday we did a scavenger hunt for bugs.
On Thursday we were whittling.
On Friday we made shelters and had a big play,
5 words for week in the woods.
by Amber and Mabel
.1 Fun
.2 slimy
. 3 muddy
.4 big
.5 Joy full
by Grace and Jackson
On Monday we built dens out of sticks and mud for our Viking print outs. On Tuesday we went to the beach woods and made dens, S’mores Quesadillas. on Wednesday we done a bug hunt. On Thursday we done a scavenger hunt and played king on the hill. On Friday we pulled Himalaya bulsome plants out the forest and me, Alexi, jack and Dakota built a hammock between two trees.
Unbelievable! And so generous!
You baked…
You donated prizes…
Then you turned in and brought your pocket money to buy them all back!
Pupils raised over £600 for school funds at Gala Day last Friday.
Parent Council raised over £300 on their Tombola.
That is an incredible amount of support from the school and wider community – we want to say thank you!
Thank you,
Miss Dale
