Well the last full day is nearly at an end but it surely has been a good one. We have heard that you have had thunderstorms this week. We have had wall to wall sunshine and even though a thunderstorm was forecast for this afternoon, it just past us by. As a result, we were able to continue to challenge ourselves with activities such as Balance Beam, Abseiling and Low Ropes. We've had to use our team skills to complete the Orienteering Course and then went down to the beach to "Explore the Rock Pools" this afternnon. In a short time, we are putting on our disco gear and will dance the evening away. As all week, we have eaten very well, starting with a hearty breakfast after being woken up by the teachers!
Tomorrow we have a full morning of activities and then plan to have our last cooked lunch before leaving the centre.
The staff will contact school when we have disembarked the ferry and again when we are nearing school.They will also phone if we are held up and don't expect to be back at our arrival time. If this is the case, Mrs Atkins will message parents in this event.
We have all had a brilliant time and thank parents for letting us come away.
See you tomorrow.
Mrs Talbot
PS - We have lots of dirty washing and the teachers don't know how we will fit it all back into our bags or suitcases.
Day 2
We have had a brilliant day - the weather has been perfect, if not a little warm at times. We have been well fed and all of the children have eaten well - cooked breakfast, burger etc for lunch and now chicken tortillas for dinner, as well as lots of salad and fruit. Both groups have taken the "Leap of Faith", zipped down a wire, practised our Robin Hood archery shots, were blindfolded around Nightline and lasered to our heart content in the Laser Zone. All of the children and staff have set themselves and then exceeded their personal targets. The children have been a pleasure to be with today and are now becoming very tired (which the adults do not mind at all!)
We have a Campfire to look forward to a little later.
Mrs Talbot