Last Friday, 20 November, Year 6 travelled to the uppermost reaches of Stanwell Tops to visit a conference and camp site like no other. There we encountered trees of beauty and views of the coastline. It was truly an experience to behold. We were placed into three groups to enjoy gliding around a race track when go-carting, shooting for the stars during archery and working co-operatively as we navigated our way through a range of obstacles posed by the challenger course.

A highlight of the day was that we needed to co-operate and work as a team to fully enjoy the activities and to be successful. As Helen Keller once said, “Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much”. This quote sums up the type of day we had as we collaborated to achieve at a much higher standard than would have been possible otherwise.

Our day at The Tops was a great way to enjoy quality time together as our primary school life comes to an end before we head off to new adventures, assured that there is so much hope in our futures, particularly if we work in unison with others.

Report by Olivia and Sienna (6 Blue)