Romania - Walk and play along the Danube

In Romania April is one of the favourite months for trips as the weather is usually nice and it’s neither cold nor hot. On Tuesday, April 2, classes 5B and 6A accompanied by teachers Georgiana Munteanu, Silvia Tobias and Maria Moraru had a very pleasant walk along the Danube. The children could see the flooded land on the other side of the Danube, they learnt about the dangers and damages that sometimes water produces, the clear sky let them see the river Siret that flows into the Danube, the industrial port and the shipyard. But what they liked most was to run, to play, to observe the first spring flowers, to watch the noisy birds, to go rollerskating or skateboarding. 

Year 5 visited the River Darent in Kent

Earlier this term, year 5 visited another river - the River Darent in Kent, which is a county just south-east of London. We often go on school trips here, as there is an education centre called Horton Kirby, and their instructors can teach our children a lot about the river. Mrs Murtagh took a video of the trip - take a look to see what our children learned during their day.

http://videocentral.lgfl.org.uk/Watch.aspx?v=vdX9Wqs0eUMhjd

Trips to the Danube, Romania

In September and October 2011, three groups of pupils (2C, 4C, 8C) from our school made trips to the Danube, walked on its banks, played games, had a picnic, took pictures but also they could learn new things about the life under or near the water.