Dunblane Primary School SUMMER FETE Den-building
Play Time enhances
children’s
spacial awareness, problem solving and cooperation skills, and most importantly, it is great fun.
A den could be deep within
a bush, or made on fl attish ground beneath a tree with a thick branch which is just the right height for securing branches against.
Find long branches to form the basic lean- to shape. If they have thin branches coming off them, these will be easy to weave other branches into.
Place logs around the edge to prevent branches sliding away. The entrance should be on the opposite side to which the wind is blowing from. Gather more long branches to lean up between the others, and weave thinner branches in between, ideally with leaves for cover. Stuff more leaves into the gaps to make the walls wind resistant.
The fl oor inside can be swept with a branch and made cosy with picnic blankets.
Kindly supplied by Wee Acorns Nursery
Saturday 7th June 1.30-4pm
The Dunblane Primary School Parent council will be running their annual summer fete in the school grounds.
The entrance fee is still only £1
for adults, free for kids, and is sure to be a great afternoon out.
We have all the usual attractions including cake and candy, fairground, BBQ and lucky dip.
This year we also have a bucking bronco and a bungee run!
There will be the prize raffl e and a
fantastic silent auction taking place on the day along with our
craft fair showcasing some special wares from local talent.
All funds raised go towards enhancing the school environment and providing additional opportunities and experiences for the pupils.
Please contact us or pop in to fi nd out more Perth Road, Dunblane 01786 826982
wee.acorns@
hotmail.co.uk www.weeacorns.co.uk
So why not come along, support Dunblane Primary School and have a great afternoon out...
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