Year 5 had their residential trip to Woodhouse Park Activity Centre in Bristol from Monday to Wednesday this week. They crawled through tunnels, overcame obstacles, found pathways, stacked and climbed crates, shot arrows, played “wide games”, sang, danced, built fires and friendships, all working together as a team. At the end of the trip, they used all their new skills to find clues, codes and equipment to complete their challenge and successfully ‘blow up the Woodhouse Box’. Boooom!
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