Year 3 children from Lydford and Bridestowe Primaries took part in a STEM Coding Workshop at Immersion Games in Okehampton. Using Lego robots, students worked in a group to complete different tasks exploring the uses of coding and programming in a fun and engaging environment. The children were a credit to their schools and were proud of their achievements.

On Monday 3rd October, Class One visited the Old Station in Lydford.
 
​The children explored the overgrown train station and platform searching for minibeasts and wildlife.
They drew observational drawings using sticks and mud, played team games with the parachute, and enjoyed exploring the Wonder Woods.
  
The class linked their History learning, studying engineers George Stephenson and Isambard Kingdom Brunel through the exploration of local structures and the remains of a steam railway.
The children’s Art learning was also developed through the close observations of different and local insects as well as the variation of brush strokes needed for their sketches and drawings.