This morning, the excited Year 6’s waved goodbye to mums and dads and Park Grove to set off to the awe-inspiring High Adventure! Once we arrived, we were shown our rooms and faced the first challenge: making our own beds! (The most fearful of all activities here it seems!)
After lunch, all groups sets off on a local adventure walk, where we scrambled our way up hilly terrain, played ‘Predator’ and looked out from the top of a princess’ tower over the incredible surrounding countryside.
Dinner was a slightly controversial turkey Sunday dinner (on a Monday?!) with a chocolate bun for pud – and once we were all fed and watered, the egg-static Year 6’s moved onto the egg-cellent evening activity…the egg-citing Eggbert! But would any groups design and create a contraption to keep their egg from smashing, and have the opportunity to smash the egg instead on Instructor Keira’s head?! Well yes…two groups did!
All in all, what a cracking first day at High Adventure!
Thanks for the update, lovely to see. Looks like a lot of fun!
Awesome! Looking forward to seeing more of these posts! X
Looks great-thanks for the photos-much appreciated.
Sounds like the real life flood was rather exciting. Hats off to the teachers for sleeping on the floor-I think they deserve a medal or at least a good work certificate!
The first day was so exciting. I’m in some of those pictures! My team survived the egg challenge and Tia cracked it on Keira’s head! I feel so sorry for Keira!
I agree. 🙂
Cracking an egg on Keira’s lhead was so fun! ??
You should have got a photo of someones cracking an egg on Keiras head ;D
i loved high adventure and would love to do it all again
I can’t wait until i am a year six because it looks really fun but the fall of faith looks so nervous but fun! i hope you all enjoyed going on high adventure.
I can’t wait in till ime year six it locks so fun you year six is are lucky
High Adventure was soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo good! Year 5’s you are in for a treat!