It was another full day of activity at Earls Hall.

The day saw the children in Oak harvest a bumper crop of tomatoes from over in the allotment.  The tomato plants were planted in the raised beds as part of the playscheme earlier in the year and have thrived, producing tens of dozens of juicy tomatoes.

Meanwhile, back inside, the children from Sycamore enjoyed a fantastic Science lesson where they explored series and parallel circuits and made a switch in preparation for their witch photo frames where they will make the eyes light up with bulbs.

Down the corridor, in Hawks, was a hive of tranquility as the children listened to a range of calming pieces of music and painted their own interpretations of how the music made them feel. the children chose and mixed colours and created some stunning pictures which reflected their feelings.

At the end of the afternoon there was more art on display as the children in Beech enjoyed some sketching sessions on the field.