NSPCC Big Breaktime for Childhood Day

 We have had such a fabulous time this afternoon playing with the toys that we brought in from home. 


 It was so special getting the opportunity to share our toys with our friends and watching the smiles on everyone's faces and hearing the giggles resonate around the room. 






Mrs Hurst was so impressed and proud of how well everyone shared their toys and invited people to come and play with them. 





 





We also had some new members join us in the classroom this afternoon. I wonder if you can spot them in the photographs. I think that they made some new friends too...






What a lovely way to end the week! As well as raising some money for the NSPCC.  Thank you for all of your generous donations. 










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