Easter Egg Hunt

 



And the fun didn't stop there, Mrs Scorer was our very own Easter bunny this morning and went about hiding plastic Easter eggs around the field for us. 



I think you can tell by the expressions on our faces that we were all very excited to find our eggs. And what was absolutely lovely was that when we found our egg, we then set about helping those children who hadn't found one yet, find theirs. 



Then when we got back into the classroom, we swapped our plastic egg for a chocolate one to take home at the end of the day! 











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