Last week’s Lego creations! We have a jail, builders yard, sonic, an aeroplane, a vehicle track, a bridge, a cog and many more! Well done superstars!
Our #30dayswild is back again, this time courtesy of our lovely Lexi! Photos 1 is of an Asian hornets nest which was in a garage in France when Lexi was there. It had to be removed as they are highly dangerous.
The second is a swallow’s nest which was in the garden shed. You can tell its a swallow with the colouring on its chin
and the two long thin tail feathers which help create a swallowtail.
The Elderly Courageous Advocacy group felt very proud this morning when they received their Dementia Friend badges. During their sessions on a Tuesday morning, they have been completing different activities to gain awareness of this syndrome. Now that they have their badges, they can spread awareness about this to others too!
Yesterday for the 30 Days of Wild challenge, Rocco took part in the sensory challenge (listing things he could see, hear, feel, smell and touch) while on a day out with his family at Derwent Walk.
It was a lot of fun, and everyone got involved.
Congratulations to our dedicated Eco Warriors who have boosted our bank balance by a whole £200 by coming Runner Up in the Primary Awards for Green Education in Schools.
They wrote, presented and created a video all about the issues that matter most to them. Here are some them accepting the award!
Well done 
Miss Pape and Mr Richardson have both had some exciting days last week as part of their #30dayswild challenges! Mr Richardson found this lovely hedgehog in his garden, whilst Miss Pape found three baby blackbirds in their nest during some garden work – how fab!
Amber has been very busy each day to complete her 30 day wild challenge this week. She has planted potatoes, planted flowers, used natural materials to make a dinosaur world, used all her senses at the beach, watched planet earth and did a bug hunt. Her favourite activity this week was making bird feeders. #30dayswild
On Friday we had so much fun at Lego club! We copied patterns at the start and then we chose what we would like to create. Here are some of our Lego creations.
On Sunday Lexi said she wanted to go litter picking so during our walk around Hebburn Cemetery, Lexi picked up some rubbish she found. Lexi spoke about plastics and how it is damaging to the environment and she spoke of what activities she does in Eco club.
‘Anna thought she was picking mam up from a school trip, only to find she was glamping as an early birthday treat. Anna and Ben had so much fun roasting marshmallows and chilling in the hot tub. We can’t wait to go back!’
