Year 6 Stubbers

Stubbers Final Update 

The children have had the best time and been amazing company throughout the trip. 

It was perfectly fitting that Team Challenge was towards the end of our time here as you really showcased how well you can work together to make the amazing happen. 

2026 Leavers you have been awesome. 

Thank you to Mrs Brown, Mrs Bennion, Mrs Sinnett, Mrs Bennett, Mrs Moore, Miss Goyette, Ms Hayhurst and Miss Newman for making this trip possible. 

Day Two Update 

The day started well as the children were all great at bedtime. They then enjoyed a hearty breakfast before throwing themselves into the days activities. 

Tonight we have an evening of water games after a very hot afternoon! 

Good morning from Stubbers

After a busy day, we had some chill out time by our tents and then enjoyed a delicious dinner of burger, wedges, salad bar and followed this up with waffle and ice cream. 

We then headed over to the adventure playground. 

The night ended with a traditional LNSPS sing song! 

Day One Update

What a great start we have had to our residential. 

We have tackled high ropes, worked as a team in the water, fired arrows, thrown axes, travelled at speed on dirt boards and braved the cave. 

We are so proud of the way each and everyone of the children are embodying our values and keeping our rules of Being Ready, Being Respectful and Being Safe. It means they have got to fully enjoy all the activities and their exceptional behaviour has been commented on by all the instructors. 

As the temperature cools this evening the children will make up their tents and spend some time on the adventure playground. 

They have already made many wonderful memories: it is hard to believe we only left school this morning!

Year 5 - Guideacres

Pacific Morning Update 

The children have enjoyed breakfast and are now enjoying playing with bubbles. 

Thank you to all the staff who have supported the children having such a great outdoor adventure! 

Pacific Afternoon Update 

What an afternoon: The children enjoyed water games and had great fun on the Slip and Slide. 

Pacific Arrive

Wow Pacific have wasted no time settling in to camp life. 

The fire lighting went well and lunch is being enjoyed. 

Atlantic Morning Update

As their time at Guideacres comes to an end, the children have made the most of every moment. 

We have celebrated a very special double digit birthday and enjoyed firing arrows, blowing giant bubbles and playing with rockets. 

Atlantic Afternoon Update

The children felt very proud of the lunch they cooked and it certainly fuelled them for an afternoon of water sports. 

It was a lovely afternoon for lots of water games and playing in the shade of the trees. 

Atlantic Arrive

The sun is shining and Atlantic have settled in and explored the woods: hunting down the best fire wood. 

They have been taught how to light fires and are ready to put their newly acquired skills to the test as they cook their lunch. 

Arctic Morning Update

After such a full on and busy day, all the children were asleep in their tents by 11pm. 

They woke this morning and were thrilled to be greeted by a full English breakfast cooked by Ms Hayhurst. 

Their tents are almost empty and items squeezed back in their bags.

Arctic will spend the morning geocaching while we eagerly await the arrival of Atlantic Class. 

Arctic Afternoon Update 

Following a successful lunch and all hands on deck washing up, the children enjoyed some more freeplay time in the woods before the eagerly anticipated water games began! 

The children are now gathering more firewood and preparing to light fires ready for cooking their dinner. 

After dinner and a bit more playtime, we will be gathering around the camp fire as the sun sets for some songs, s'mores and a bedtime story. 

Arctic Morning Update 

Arctic have arrived. They are pleased with their tents and have enjoyed free playing in the woods. 

They have had a lesson in fire lighting and are now collecting firewood to cook their lunch of jacket potatoes and corn on the cob. 

Year Four - Skreens Park 

Thank you to all the children for making this week an absolutely fantastic experience for each other and us. 

We have enjoyed every second of helping you make lasting childhood memories. 

From The Year Four 2026 Residential Staff: Mrs Brown, Mrs Moore, Mrs Player, Miss Newman, Mrs Zanikos, Mrs Helps, Mrs Ferguson, Miss Pearce. 

Paua Morning Update 

The sun has risen on the beautiful grounds of Skreens Park and we can't believe how quickly the time has gone! 

Paua are already up, packed and enjoying their breakfast after a great night's sleep. 

We have two more activities ahead of us: Sensory Trail and Wheelchair challenge before a final snack from the world's best snack box and then we will head back on the coach in time for lunch. 

Paua Afternoon Update

We can't begin to tell you how much fun we have had today. You will see from our photos how action packed it has been. 

Paua Shell have been the biggest cheerleaders of each other: their team work and genuine support for each other has been wonderful to see. 

Our evening has ended by enjoying some stargazing, before singing some campfire songs. 

Paua Morning Update

Paua have arrived and are playing in the sunshine. They have organised their bedrooms and their slippers are lined up by the front door. They wait with anticipation for the adventure ahead having heard from the other two classes just what awaits. 

Oyster Morning Update

Oyster are on their way back to LNSPS! They have had the best time as you can see from their faces! 

Last night ended with a session of jokes and singing and the children all slept well. 

Breakfast was devoured and they loved their last two activities of Archery and Low Ropes and can't wait to tell you all about it. 

Oyster Evening Update 

As the sun has now set on our day here at Skreens the children are reflecting on what they are grateful for:

'That I am here with friends.'

'That I wasn't scared in the cave bus when I thought I would be.'

'A delicious day of 10/10 food.' 

'Being in the countryside.'

We have campfire songs and toasting marshmallows still to come but it has certainly been an action packed day. 

Oyster Morning Update

Oyster have already taken part in two activities. They explored some of the challenges faced with people living with visual impairment and physical difficulties as they took on Sensory Trail and Wheel Chair Challenge. 

They are now enjoying some free play, after a lunch of hotdogs and salad bar, before they compete on the Pedal Kart Track and tackle the Cave Bus.

Cockle Morning Update 

Wow Cockles what a pleasure you have been. Every child slept well: the grown ups are super smiley this morning. 

The children enjoyed a long walk before Dinner. 

They then enjoyed free time and melting marshmallows to make s'mores and singing some of their favourite campfire songs. 

At Bedtime they settled well and enjoyed Mrs Brown's Bedtime story. Who knew she could make such a great donkey noise! 

They have packed their bags had a hearty breakfast and are out enjoying their two final activities before heading home in time for lunch. 

Thank you Cockle Class. 

Cockles Afternoon Update 

What an afternoon Cockles have had! They have conquered fears in small spaces and at the race track cheered each other on. 

The children are enjoying a walk in the countryside before a nice warm dinner, some more free play and a sing song before bed. 

Cockles Morning Update

Cockles have settled in to life at Skreens Park: Beds have been made and pyjamas folded under pillows. 

The children enjoyed free play time and then tackled the low rope course and had a go at archery. 

They have eaten a lunch of sausage (vegan alternative) rolls, a selection of salad from the salad bar and a piece of sponge cake. 

This afternoon a caving and go kart experience awaits them. 

Their behaviour has all been exemplary and they are proving that the ASPIRE values are not just for in school but they support them wherever they go.

"It has already been so much fun. I can't wait to go on the Cave Bus and cuddle my moon teddy tonight." Alma