Disco done, all in bed, ready for an early start tomorrow. See you at lunchtime!

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Sadly, today was our last day at the Isle of Wight. We started our day with a breakfast that would last all morning; we began the day with a trip to Osborn house. When we arrived at the house we strolled down to the Swiss cottage, where we split up into two groups (year 5 and year 6). After admiring the cottage, we walked up to the mansion dropped of our bags before heading off to view the house. It had many majestic statues and paintings that hung from or in front of th

Today we went to the Brading Roman Villa and had a tour led by a member of staff named Spencer. Whilst we were there we learnt many fascinating facts such as the villa was not a fort it was used as a farm. After that, we was shown the mosaic and we were told by our tour guide that when Medusa looked into someones eyes they would turn to stone. We then competed in two groups , one year 5 and one year 6 to see who could complete the mosaic puzzle and guess who won, YEAR 5!!!!

The day started off with cooked breakfast, which consisted of toast, cereal and a fried egg. Then we got on the coach to Blackgang Chine. We looked around the dinosaur attraction and the underwater world. After that we took a trip to the spooky house and wild west attraction. Unfortunately the roller coaster was shut so we went on the water slide. At 1pm we had a packed lunch as set off for Alum Bay where we went on a boat cruise around the needles. After the boat cruise we w

We have had a fab day at Blackgang Chine and Alum Bay. Check tonight for photos!

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Day 1 Donkey Sanctuary At nine o'clock we set off for the Isle of Wight, although the coach journey was long, we entertained ourselves with snacks and games. We finally arrived at the donkey sanctuary, after a short break we walked to the paddocks where we were shown the donkeys by an expert volunteer. Whist doing that were were able to feed and groom the donkeys. After that we were introduced to two Shetland ponies; Ant and Dec. We walked them round an agility course. It wa