Anderson Shelters

P5-7 have been learning more about life in World War Two, by being creative and having to design and make their own Anderson Shelter, to protect them in the Blitz.  After making their designs, the children had to source the relevant materials and construct the model.  Mrs Baillie was called in to judge  and asked everyone to talk about the design features and the process of creating their shelter.  After much thought it was agreed that Kerr Calderwood had the most authentic looking shelter, with Finlay Cowan in second place.  Special commendations went to Lauren/ Arden and Emily/ Ethan who worked in pairs and had been very creative with their designs.  They had incorporated features such has look out posts, air vents to breathe, lighting, and even a “happy” wall to cheer people up who were inside.