This week the children in Wraparound have been celebrating David Attenborough’s 100th birthday. They have chatted about their favourite animals, designed a butterfly, decorated a tree as a promise to look after nature and learnt some great animal facts. A great white shark will often have up to 300 teeth, leopards spots are called rosettes and, the children’s favourite, turtles belong to one of the oldest reptile groups in the world and date back to the time of dinosaurs!
They also enjoyed practising Nature and Wildlife yoga positions. It was lovely to see the children having fun and helping each other with their moves.
