Year 5
In group threeY5G (with a made up name of garlic and onions) we headed off to our first independent activity: zip-lining and abseiling (not a typo it is spelled abseiling). First we had to climb a mountain that had a cave that made a perfect hole on the side that ran through the mountain. We climbed up onto the cave's highest point where Mr. Eapo told us that the cave was called Treasure Cave. Then we waited in line to be strapped on to all the safety equipment.
zip-linging and abseiling
Dear Brenda,
We are delighted to confirm receipt your Presentation Proposal ‘"Banana split Phonics" making the teaching of phonics fun and meaningful’ at our forthcoming EYE SPI event.
Next steps:
We will now begin collating the individual requirements of our workshop facilitators and will be in contact with you to confirm your workshop location, available resources and address any specific needs you have. We hope to be able to share event logistics with you by Monday 12 December.
Until then, should you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact.
Thank you for taking the time to submit your proposal. We look forward to working with you.
Kind regards,
Emma
on behalf of EYE SPI Team
After we were strapped on, he let us down the zip line and we landed on a small rock barely big enough for us to stand on.
Then we went to a bigger rock and waited for our turn to rappel down the rock face on a 20 foot drop. Nobody thought it scary except Bilal (respectably) who was afraid of height.
A truly international education