Thursday, March 20, 2025

Top of the World (or Shropshire)



An early start on Monday morning enabled Year 9 to venture a fair distance from school, ending up at the summit of Titterstone Clee Hill (Shropshire's second highest hill).
None of the class had ever visited this place before and all were in awe of its bleak, windswept plateau.
They were all very attentive of the terrain, especially coming down back to the bus.
As usual, some of the class really immersed themselves in the experience...literally!
(27.10.2024)







 

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