As part of their exploration into different ecosystems, Year 5 visited Royal Botanical Gardens in Kew last week to gain an understanding of the climate, biodiversity, and importance of rainforests.  Each group completed a workshop in the stunning Palm House and had the opportunity to visit the diverse range of biomes and species in the Prince of Wales Conservatory. 

Following a well-received packed lunch, we walked around the extremely popular ‘Treetop Walkway’ – a thirty metre high platformed walkway through the canopy of Kew which takes in some stunning vistas of the CBD of London. 

So much Geography in so little time!
Mr Armstrong

What a wonderful day I had with Year 4 boys and teachers today! It was a happy and productive day when learning and laughter happened together. 

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