Fun Friday Activities



Having fun on a Friday is an important part of the programme.  After a long week of working hard, we like to make the learning creative, innovative and super fun. Here are some examples of the technology challenges we are doing:

Wearable arts



House design for our class mascot Mr Cheeky.

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