We drove to Beecraigs for our Forest skills activity. Our instructor Mike taught us lots of cool facts about plants, animals, mini-beast and even history… we hugged trees, made dens, jumped about, went under a bridge… but our favourite but was getting mucky! 🤣
We went to see Linlithgow Palace. We enjoyed walking around and seeing the dungeons, great hall, kitchen court and the gorgeous fountain! We look forward to our Forest skills activity this afternoon. -Nia
Last month the children of primary 6 had a wonderful time at school camp!
We were put to the test with many challenges and we all learned lots of new skills! Have a look at some of our photos!
My favourite activity was the inflatables, we were battling against each other – Mandipa
I loved the trail bikes because we went on an adventure – Finlay
I loved going up Jacobs ladder, it was really hard! – Francesco
I liked bungee run, it was so funny seeing Miss King and Miss Miller against each other – Nicole
I liked the lowropes, I went down the mineshaft! – Sami
Lendrick Muir has nice food, pizza was great! – Madison
I loved doing the rocket launch challenge – Caitlin
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Our education should encourage us to try new things and challenge ourselves.
Primary 6 have just returned from a fantastic three day trip to Lendrick Muir and yet again, the staff made sure we had a fun-filled, action-packed and full-on range of challenging activities. These included everything from working as part of a team to develop our search and rescue skills to overcoming personal challenges such as climbing jacob’s ladder and learning to ride a bike. We even managed to squash in a bit of inflatable and circus fun and get the staff to dress up and act out a murder mystery for us to solve.
Here are just some of the photos taken to give you a flavour of what a great time we had. Hopefully, in the very near future, a CD will be available with all the photos on it.
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