Monthly Archives: October 2011

Desert Disaster character descriptions: Cameron

Posted on October 10, 2011 by astanleyadmin

Dave the traveller   As dirty as a rhino after a mud bath, 24 year old Dave was getting on a aeroplane like a tortoise in a tortoise Olympic track event, to conserve some energy before he sat back in … Continue reading →

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Desert Disaster character descriptions: Katie

Posted on October 7, 2011 by astanleyadmin

Daniel Watkins As smart as a black and white cat, thirty two years old Daniel Watkins wore a black suit, with shiny leather shoes. He always carried a laptop case with his computer inside. His eyes were hazel brown that … Continue reading →

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Art in nature with Mrs Horrocks

Posted on October 6, 2011 by astanleyadmin

While Year 6 were at Thinksafe on Tuesday, Year 5 were creating some fantastic art with Mrs Horrocks, using materials from nature including many found on the school site. Check out the photos below.          

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Desert Disaster character descriptions: Will C

Posted on October 6, 2011 by astanleyadmin

Fernando the football fan   Fernando is as casual as a cat, he always goes to the park to play football .He also is 23 and has just finished university. His job is an architect and he gets paid £10,000 … Continue reading →

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Desert Disaster character descriptions: Lily

Posted on October 6, 2011 by astanleyadmin

Daniel Watkins As smart as a brand new suit, the self confident thirty two year old Daniel Watkins first started in CCC business when he was twenty years old. Daniel Watkins is very protective over his thirty year old wife, … Continue reading →

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Desert Disaster character descriptions: Madeleine

Posted on October 6, 2011 by astanleyadmin

  Sarah Dana Smith As pretty as an angel,Sarah had had sparkling blue eyes and a tanned face. Her hair came down just below her shoulders. As white as a swan,her t-shirt was crisp and her scarf was as blue … Continue reading →

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