Everyone was up and about by 7:30 and had a chance to shower and play football before breakfast - Cereal, grapefruit, bacon, hoops, tomatoes and toast set us up for the day and luckily the rain stayed away.
Many children have really challenged themselves, reached targets and overcome fears.
Climbing a 10m pole, then balancing on a see-saw on the to
p, before jumping off, left most of the children smiling (if shaken). Miss Reid, Mr Lomax and Mrs Friend also braved it, somewhat reluctantly, and Mrs Hynes is DESPERATE to have her go tomorrow.
p, before jumping off, left most of the children smiling (if shaken). Miss Reid, Mr Lomax and Mrs Friend also braved it, somewhat reluctantly, and Mrs Hynes is DESPERATE to have her go tomorrow.
Crate stack, problem solving and Nightline have helped the chi
ldren work co-operatively and communicate effectively.
ldren work co-operatively and communicate effectively.
ICT sessions, creating an animation of a dancing monkey, provided a much needed break from physical challenge. Dance mat sessions were good fun and everyone has now taken part in Archery. All with much smiling and good humour.
Lots of food is being consumed - fishfinger sandwiches (eat your heart out Mrs Leith), hotpot or pasta lunchtime.
Roast dinner, followed by doughnuts, tonight.
Salad and fruit are available at every meal and the children are being encouraged to have some. We can only try!
Tonight is Mini Olympics, so they have all had a very busy day.
