Clockhouse went to Stubbers to battle the mud and weather conditions to take part in the Havering Orienteering Festival.
The children applied skills they had learnt when in Year 4 to try and read a map and navigate the Orienteering course / check points in the quickest possible time.
There were mixed outcomes for the Clockhouse pairs some had a little bit of hesitation whilst others remembered the skills they had learnt in PE and attempted to fly around the map.
Clockhouse's best performance was a 4th place pairing.
SQUAD: Olly A, Cerys H, Frankie S, Faith W, Tristan W, Cruz C and Ronnie C
Clockhouse took a group of Year 5 children to an Orienteering festival at Stubbers. On the day the children were taught the skills to read a map and navigate around a course finding a number of checkpoints.
Clockhouse split into six teams to compete against other teams from a number of other primary school across Havering. Each Clockhouse team was appointed a team leader, The Clockhouse timings for the event were as follows:
Mr Yarrow commented on the schools efforts saying 'The children represented the school as fantastic ambassadors. Orienteering and outdoor adventurous activites is something as a school we will be looking to do more of over the next academic year, today these children had an opportunity to get a head start and I look forward to seeing how much they develop in a year. Well done to all involved I hope they all enjoyed themselves. Thank you to all the parents who helped with transportation, and to Miss Martin for her help and support on the day!'