Year 2 embarked on an exciting trip to Mere Sands Nature Reserve, where they explored the wonders of the natural environment in preparation for their upcoming studies on plants and habitats. The children were eager to discover the variety of plants and wildlife living in the reserve, and they were not disappointed! During their visit, they had the opportunity to observe plants, insects, and animals in their natural habitats, offering them a real-world connection to the topics they will be learning about in class.

The trip provided a fantastic day of outdoor learning, with plenty of hands-on experiences that sparked the children's curiosity and deepened their understanding of the natural world. From identifying different species of plants to spotting wildlife in their natural surroundings, the children’s enthusiasm was evident throughout the day. This memorable experience will undoubtedly enhance their studies and inspire them as they continue to explore the fascinating world of plants and habitats in the classroom. Well done to all the children for their enthusiasm and keen observation skills!