Group 1 on the Gladiator challenge

The first of this afternoons activities- pond dipping! I wonder what we will find?

Our outside observation area, waiting to see what we have found.

The stream walk, we can't go over it, we can't go under it.....

We've got to go in it!

We got very wet!

A few more soggy photos.

Wet, wet,wet.

We loved it!

Another visitor! Mrs Trounce joined us for the campfire, singing songs and having fun!

Hot chocolate and quiet activities before bed.

Hot chocolate and quiet activities before bed.

Good morning from Sayers Croft. We were all a bit sleepy and had to be woken up this morning but we are now packed and ready for a big breakfast.

Fun and games in the sunshine before our first activity this morning.

Our first activity today- shelter building. They have to be windproof, bear proof and waterproof. Will we succeed?

There was a bear in the woods! Luckily, we could hide in our shelters to keep us safe.

Our final activity of the trip. Woodlands compass. We used a compass to navigate our way around the site.

Thank you Sayers Croft for a fantastic residential. The accommodation was comfortable, the food was delicious and we had great fun doing all the activities.

A big thank you to Morden Rotary club for giving every year 6 child at Links Primary School an Usborne Illustrated Dictionary. The children took them home today in their goodie bags.

Today we are pleased to welcome students from Links Primary School to Reed's School to participate in Launch Car Challenge, a STEM activity for Year 5 students. #STEMeducation #futureengineers #schoolstogether #schoolpartnership #Year5 #carchallenge