On Monday 18 March, Year 5 had a little geography trip to Cley Hill. They climbed to the top, braving the strong wind, to practise their map reading skills.
Mr Fothergill commented: “It was cold and windy but the children were fantastic, even when our maps were blown away! It was amazing to have such a great view of Warminster and use our map reading skills to locate places.”
“By using the map, I was able to locate Norridge Woods from the top of Cley Hill.” Alfie M
“It was so windy that you had to hold on to your maps. Some of my friends had to chase after theirs!“. Lewis
Warminster Prep Blog 
It looks so windy, cold and muddy. I bet it was hard to climb!
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Our visit to Cley Hill was the best day! I had so much fun learning about Warminster and map reading and being with my friends.
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I really enjoyed going up Cley hill but it was really windy and cold:):):)
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That was a really fun geography lesson but it was really windy!
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When we were going down the hill, I accidentally dropped my clipboard down the hill (it was almost a cliff). My teacher had to go and get it! 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂
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🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂
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I’m guessing it was really,really windy.
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It was so fun going up Cley Hill even though it was really windy!
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That looks so fun and I wish I was there!
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