On Tuesday Year 3 enjoyed a trip to White Scar Caves as part of their project about rocks and fossils. The children wrapped up warm and found it was no colder inside the cave than outside! The children were given a guided tour around the cave. We learned about how it was discovered by Christopher Long in 1923. After walking up 97 steps we reached the Battlefield Cavern which was 1 mile into the hillside. We also saw an inside waterfall, witches fingers and the devils tongue! Inside the cave is an amazing experience and if you fancy a trip, have a look on their website for all of the information.
Mr J. Swarbrick
Since I graduated from university in 2012 I have worked in several schools and year groups including Park Primary’s Year 6, where I aided them with the lead up to their SATs. In September 2015 I began teaching in Year 2. Within the curriculum I have personal passion for Maths, History and Art. Outside of school my main passion is cricket where I’m the captain of the 2nd XI.
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