Pre Boarding on Safari!!
22 students from Pre-Boarding enjoyed a double
field excursion on Monday.
The first was to Rutland Water Nature Reserve, which was
teeming with a variety of wildlife from mighty Beech trees to the tiniest bugs.
They spent time looking under logs and getting to know beetles, then dipped
their sample nets into a huge muddy pond which was home to thousands of fish,
insects and newts. Then, they sat in a bird-watching hide and watched a
brilliant display of visiting birds.
In the afternoon, the students conducted a similar survey of
wildlife in Samworth’s House garden, where they noticed a big difference in
living creatures from what they had recorded at the Nature Reserve.
The weather was kind to us, and a brilliant day finished off
our study of Balance within Ecosystems.
Well done, Academic Pre-Boarding students!
Roger
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