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Not everyone wants to run around when they are outside so we have decided to develop part of our school field so that we have a quiet area for us to use during our breaks.
One of the things that we want to do is create some sculptures which we can display in this new area. We've been creating sculptures for Rosemoor Gardens recently and now we want some of our own !!!
We decided that the best way to get some ideas was to go and look at some sculptures.
The photos show us in the Broomhill Sculpture Garden near Barnstaple and at Damien Hurst's controversial sculpture in Ilfracombe.
It's the end of the trip and everyone is safely home! We finished our residential with a fabulous day at Crealy, and everyone was certainly tired out by the time we left. As you can see from the photos we had a great day exploring the reptile house, being daredevils on the rides, getting soaking on the water rides, and wearing ourselves out in the play area!
Now that we are back I would like to say how very proud I am of all of the children who were on the trip. Their attitude towards everything that we have done has been amazing, and we have received no end of comments from people we have met about their behaviour. They have certainly made all of the adults feel incredibly proud of them, and they should be pleased with themselves!
As always with these residentials there are many people to thank. Special thanks must go to Mrs Brown, Mr Moulton and Mr Lewis for all of their hard work over the last three days. Also, thanks to Mrs Carey who came with us to the Eden Project on Wednesday - Mrs C, if we could have snuck you into our suitcases we would have!!
Final thanks go to the children though, without you guys and your sense of fun and adventure we wouldn't have had such a good time! Now go and have a restful weekend!!!
We have had a fabulous evening at the Minack, and everyone really enjoyed the play! Luckily we only had one slight rain shower, and that was right at the end! Everyone went to bed dreaming of rollercoasters and play areas, so I imagine there will be lots of excited faces when we wake them up in the morning!
It's 5:30pm on Day Two, and we are just getting changed and ready for our tea before we head off to the Minack. We have had an awesome day, exploring the Maritime Museum, building our own boats, racing our boats, traversing the path to St Michaels Mt (despite the wind!!), and finding the Giant's Heart on the way to the very top where we were able to explore the enormous castle! Needless to say we are all having a well earnt rest for a moment!
We started the day at the National Maritime Museum in Falmouth. We carried out lots of experiments to help us get ideas for our own boats, then we were let loose on the scrap materials! As you can see, our boats were very imaginative!
This afternoon we have been on a rather windy adventure to St Michael's Mount. We had lots of fun finding out about the legend of the Giant whose heart is buried in the path. The teachers acted out the legend for us which was entertaining for children and all the other tourists - especially Mrs Brown's performance as the poor sheep!
It's eleven pm and everyone is safely tucked up in bed! We have had a fabulous day at the Eden Project and Laser Quest, with the scores being very very close and the winning team changing 15 seconds before the end of the match! We worked at two teams - the red team vs the blue team, and in the end the blue team were victorious! Needless to say everyone had a great time shooting and being shot!!