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Year 1 Fly 'Into the Unknown' for Class Assembly

Year 1 did an absolutely fabulous job showing off their amazing learning to parents and carers in their class assembly today taking us on an adventure 'Into the Unknown' We were taken back in time by a real life time traveller to 1492 where we met Christopher Columbus and sailed with him on the Santa Maria all the way to San Salvador! We met a number of other famous explorers on our time travelling journey including Captain Robert Falcon Scott, Amelia Earhart and we even witnessed Neil Armstrong taking his first steps on the moon reminding us that if we try hard we can reach our goals and have 'A Million Dreams.' A true inspiration and a perfect five star performance.

 

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