Monday 27th April

The children arrived safely and had a full day of activities, followed by a delicious tea and then firepit fun.

The children were all asleep by 10pm!

Tuesday 28th April

All children had a good night's sleep.  All filling up with breakfast ready for a jam packed day. 

Wednesday 29th April

The children are all packed and having breakfast. All very tired and looking forward to our own beds tonight!

We've got 2 more activities this morning then lunch before we get on the coach.

We will send our ETA once we've left.

*UPDATE 13:25pm

Please be informed that the children are now on the coach and have left PGL. 

The current ETA is just before 3pm, but we will keep you informed and updated if there is a delay due to traffic.

TUESDAY 21st APRIL 2026

Year 4 had an exciting and memorable trip to the Milton Keynes Museum, where they stepped back in time to explore how the local area has changed over the years.

During their visit, the children took part in a fascinating session on The Making of Milton Keynes, where they learned how the town was carefully planned and developed. They even had the chance to become town planners themselves, designing their own layouts and thinking about what makes a community successful.

The pupils were particularly intrigued by the collection of historic transport, seeing how travel has evolved from the past to the present day. They also explored a range of artefacts discovered during the building of Milton Keynes, uncovering stories from the area’s rich history.

One of the highlights of the trip was comparing schools from different eras. The children experienced what lessons might have been like in the past and reflected on how much education has changed over time. They also gained a deeper understanding of everyday life in old Britain, from homes and jobs to routines and traditions.

The trip was a fantastic opportunity to bring history to life.

On Monday 20th October 2025, selected children were invited to take part in some team building and survival activities at Campbell Park with the MK Parks Trust. This was designed to help children engage in learning outdoors and help their mental well-being.