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Spring Walk


Today we went on a walk to see what was growing around our walk. It was interesting to compare this with what we saw back on our Winter walk.



We could see that there are things in the process of growing in our vegetable garden.


The Forest School area looked quite bare. Jessica made a good comment that if we come back in the Summer things might have grown.


Freya spotted that there were some buds developing in these troughs on the playground.


However, there were plenty of beautiful Spring flowers on display in the flower beds at the front of the school.



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