On Wednesday 2nd July, Year 7 students embarked on an exciting and unforgettable school trip to LEGOLAND Windsor as part of their Cultural Capital progamme with the focus on STEM. The day was filled with laughter, learning, and lots of LEGO bricks as students explored the park’s many attractions.
Throughout the day, students had the chance to enjoy a variety of rides and attractions. The Dragon rollercoaster was a firm favourite, offering a thrilling ride through a medieval castle, while the LEGO City Driving School gave students the chance to earn their very own LEGOLAND driving licence. For those who preferred a splash, the Viking River Splash and Pirate Falls were perfect for cooling off in the summer sun.
Students also went to the LEGO Education Workshop, where they took part in hands-on STEM activities, building and programming LEGO robots and building their own roller coasters. It was a great opportunity to apply their classroom learning in a fun and interactive environment.
A huge thank you goes to all the staff who organised and supervised the trip, ensuring everything ran smoothly and safely. It was a day to remember, and one that will be talked about for years to come.