During our global week we learnt all about Africa. A lady from Ghana called Miso'shi came to work with us and she told us what it is like to live in Ghana. She showed us how the women carry children on their backs and baskets on their heads. We did lots of African drumming and dancing and she told us some traditional stories from Africa and then we did some printing. When we played the drumming rhythms it was loud and it thumped away inside my chest.

Last week we went to Grimsby Leisure Centre and we did loads of sports activities with Jon. We played football and hockey outside on the all weather pitch and some tagging games. We had to keep running to the corner when Jon shouted bananas. At dinnertime we had a picnic under the trees outside because it was sunny. In the afternoon we went inside and played games and we had obstacle races. We worked really hard and at the end of the day my legs were really tired because I had been using my muscles. Before we went back to school Jon gave us some tokens to go swimming or ice skating. It was a fantastic day.

Classes 1 and 2 went to Nettleton for a trip and we walked right up to the top of the Lincolnshire Wolds and down through the valley. When we were at the top you could see the Humber Bridge in the distance. Sometimes we had to climb over styles and if we went through a gate we had to close it behind us. We even went over a cattle grid. There was some funny looking sheep called Jacobs with long brown hair and some very big cows that stared at us. I was a bit nervous of them. We saw lots of butterflies and flowers and there was lots of cow pooh on the ground. When we got to Mrs Doyle's house we had a picnic and then we went to see a big Shire horse called Donald. He was massive and he was 14 years old. It was the best day ever!