In Year 2, we love having our music lessons with Katie from the Oxfordshire County Music Service. Last week, the Year 2s explored the meaning of 'timbre', where the children explored all the different sounds that instruments can make. They absolutely loved it!

Homeward bound from Kilvrough! Just about to leave the motorway and our current arrival time is 18:45. For those of you coming to collect your children, please park in the public car park so we have enough room to off load the coach safely. See you soon!

Everyone braved the caves today! We took loads of amazing photos inside, but since it was so dark we used the centre's special cameras, so we don't have them yet. Fingers crossed we'll get them soon and can share them with you. Everyone pushed themselves and had a fantastic time. Please continue to check MCAS and this Facebook page for specific updates for our arrival time home tomorrow.

Year 3 taking on Commando Joes inspired by adventurer Ed Stafford Endurance challenges, body tests and big determination learning that your body is just as important as your mind

Good morning from the Gower!!! Everyone is up, dressed and had their breakfast. The children are currently preparing for room inspections and then we will be off for our final full day! Here is a photo taken during our night walk last night - can you spot Orion?

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Day 2 at Kilvrough – another brilliant day! Our second day of residential at Kilvrough has been full of adventure and smiles. Two of our groups took to the water for canoeing, working together brilliantly as they built confidence and enjoyed the challenge. Meanwhile, another group tested their courage with scrambling and abseiling, showing fantastic determination and teamwork as they climbed and descended safely. Everyone has been encouraging one another, trying new things, and making wonderful memories along the way. We're so proud of how well the children are supporting each other and embracing every opportunity. We're all looking forward to seeing what tomorrow brings!

Really beautiful here in Wales. We know that it is going to be a great morning! Love Lexi and Camille

What a day!! Today, some groups challenged themselves with abseiling, others enjoyed canoeing, and there was also lots of excitement scrambling along the beach. The children have shown amazing resilience and teamwork throughout the day, supporting and encouraging one another every step of the way. It's been lovely to see them stepping out of their comfort zones, overcoming fears, and working together to help everyone succeed. We are incredibly proud of them all and can't wait to see what tomorrow brings!

Good morning from the sunny Gower where we currently have blue skies! Everyone slept well and we've eaten breakfast! All groups have finally left Kilvrough to start today's activities of either climbing or canoeing. We will update again tonight with more photos but here is a sneak peak of some smiling faces for you...

Here are a few photos of what the children got up to today. We spent time exploring the centre and getting to know where things are and the routines. We sorted out our kits, made our beds (or tried to) and have also done some orienteering. All children are now in bed and getting some rest ready for our first full day in Wales tomorrow

The residential crew have made it to Kilvrough! We have had our lunch and are just in the Common Room talking about our aims for this week. We will then be heading to our rooms before completing our first activities

Owls explored Maslow's hierarchy of needs to understand what people need in order to be their best selves. We have begun researching a range of Christian charities who support people to have their physical needs met such as food, water and shelter as well as charities that support people to feel safe, loved and create a sense of belongin.

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Kingfishers have had a very busy week! We have worked really hard in Maths, developing our skills by finding addition and subtraction fact families. In PE, we loved being champion gymnasts as we explored a range of movements and shapes. We then concluded our busy week with a well-deserved reward: extra OPAL play.