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School Trips

13 replies

Beetroot · 05/02/2006 10:04

DD went to Tesco for her first school trip. Stil canot get over this. She loved the coach trip though And obviously she had nver been to tesco before so a great opportunity

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Freckle · 05/02/2006 10:07

Our lot all did Waitrose when in the infants. We're in Waitrose virtually on a daily basis, but they got to see all the background stuff, like the freezers etc. No coach involved as it was a 5 min walk from the school.

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Beetroot · 05/02/2006 10:08

frezers how exciting

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Enid · 05/02/2006 10:10

dd2 walked with her nursery class (12 3 year olds) to the local shoe shop. They all had to hold onto a rope

sooooooooooooo wish I had seen it

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mszebra · 05/02/2006 10:12

In (state-school) reception DS1 went to Norwich Cathedral for a singing session. And to the bank to talk about money.... In Yr1 he's been to Sainsbury's so far (shopping exercise).

Each year the preschool next door has one trip to each: local woods, indoor play centre, local garden centre, local library & a farm... the places not local the parents have to provide all transport to reach. Still, I think that's a lot of outings, many more than DS1 did in playgroup (think they had one trip to a zoo or something similar each year).

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Twiglett · 05/02/2006 10:13

2 weeks ago they went to the local sorting office

they do library visit every 2 weeks

they did a trip to Shakespeare's Globe (but you knew that didn't you )

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Beetroot · 05/02/2006 10:17

tescos has to be the pits

yes Twiglett

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Twiglett · 05/02/2006 10:19

must admit I was quite jealous .. of the sorting office trip .. well, i've been to the globe but I've never been in a sorting office

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Hulababy · 05/02/2006 10:40

DD has been shopping to Tescos as a trip out with her nursery. They take 2 or 3 children every so often. The walk to the shop (a Tescos metro) and useit as a chance to practise using the pedestrain crossing, buy some things for nursery and pay, then walk back through the park to look at the plants and wildlife. DD loves it.

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mandieb · 05/02/2006 11:55

I think they do these trips when they run out of milk and think I know I will take a couple of kids with me and call it an educational trip LOL

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roisin · 05/02/2006 13:13

DS1 went to Asda then fire station for his yr1 trip; some parents complained.

DS1 actually loved it! They got to see the bakery, and all sorts of behind-the-scenes info. They also did lots of activities about healthy eating, etc.

When ds2 was in yr1 they did a much more exciting trip, involving a 1 hr journey (as just about everything does from here!) and loads of kids were sick on the coach

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Beetroot · 05/02/2006 14:03

roisin have you made an appointment yet??

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edgetop · 05/02/2006 14:06

when my ds was at playgroup they took them to the local chippy to get fish & chips they took them back to pg & ate them.they did learn alot on that trip.