Sheringham Park

This week the children have had lots of opportunities to learn outside in the sunshine. Earlier in the week the children learnt about the artist, Andy Goldsworthy. They discovered that his work used natural materials, colour and pattern...

 

After a class discussion noting the features of Goldsworthy's work, the class headed outside to use what they had learned to create their own versions!

Later in the week, the school went on a trip to Sheringham Park. It was a beautifully sunny day and every single child was fantastic. They were polite to members of National Trust staff, respectful of members of the public and mindful of the natural environment we were working in. It was wonderful to see the children using what they've learned in Forest School sessions when pond dipping, bug hunting and making outdoor art - they even told National trust staff about how they care for creatures and plants, which was brilliant. Well done Orange Class, yet again you did our school so proud! Enjoy looking at our photos and have a wonderful weekend!