Today our learners set off on a true outdoor adventure as part of their WILD Passport Day! The morning kicked off with den making, where the children discovered why shelters are so important and experimented with different ways to build them. They worked together to create sturdy shelters and learn more about knots!
Their creativity didn’t stop there—after exploring human shelters, the children investigated shelters found in nature. They studied how animals build their homes and even had a go at crafting their very own bird nests, carefully shaping twigs, leaves, and mud just like real woodland architects!
In the afternoon, the excitement continued with an orienteering challenge. The children navigated around the school grounds, hunting for hidden insects and using their growing navigation skills to track each one down.
It was a day full of teamwork, exploration, and outdoor magic—one the children won’t forget in a hurry!
Reminder for Parents:
Please ensure your child brings the following for next time:
Wellies
Waterproof coat and/or waterproofs
Jumper
Spare trousers (school trousers cannot be worn during the session)
Hat
Gloves
Scarf
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