I am pleased to share a few photos from the Bronze and Silver level International Award practice journey that took place on Friday and Saturday last week. In school, students have been learning how to plan a hiking route using a map and compass, how to put up a tent and how to cook for themselves outdoors. They were able to put all these skills into practice and learn a few more on the trail. Well done to everyone involved for your achievements and particular thanks to Mr Hames, Ms Ford and Dr Wood for your support during the trip.
Katie Belshaw
Director of World Languages
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