When ? 28 th April- 2 nd May. The year five children left at 7:33 on the 28 th April. We were on the bus for four hours. Where ? Stackpole is in Pembrokeshire south Wales. Why ? To get our John Muir awards and to have fun. John Muir was born in st April. Share ! We are now sharing are adventure to stackpole with our friends, class mates, family and you. There was a manmade lake.

The Campbell's family owned and started stack pole many many years ago they also had a summer home built in the woods. We discovered new places and areas that we didn't know about at all and we discovered stuff like pheasant berries and wild garlic. We visited new places like beaches, quarries and even the remains of the Campbell's family house. On the last day of our trip (Friday) we went to the beach and we cleaned up all the litter and there was loads. Who ? Everyone went except from Tegan Armstrong, Jay Bates and Oscar Byrne. The teachers that went were Mr Protherough, Mr Berge's, Mrs Best, Miss Akins Ect. Information and things that we learnt

The john muir award was very important and it was so exciting. We could not waste any food at all but we did. I liked spending time finding out what it is like to live with my friends and I also like canoeing. We did a line walk where we had to put on blind folds and use a rope to lead us (it was so fun). To get your john muir award you need to discover, explore, conserve and share. Also DO NOT waste food. We explored places like barathundle, stackpole woods, Eight arch bridge, summer house and the one arch bridge. We had to remove plant like pheasant berry and bramble because they can harm the wild life. All different things

We explored We explored these places for our john muir award. At stackpole we explored amazing new places. We explored the areas that was owned to the campbells and learnt about its history. To get a john muir award you need to conserve by help look after a wild place and help the nature. Lake.

Beach.