Following some fascinating lessons in the morning, the students at St Edmund’s looked forward to an entertaining afternoon.
A large group of students had the chance to enjoy a really exciting day out, with a visit to take on some of Cambridge’s most fiendish escape rooms. They pitted their powers of deduction against the traps and puzzles to try and escape before their time ran out. Fortunately, everyone in the group managed this just in the nick of time!
It was fantastic to see how the group made the most of their fast-growing friendships, working in smaller teams of six and seven to use their intellect to complete the complex conundrums.
All of the feedback from this excursion was incredibly positive, and it’s likely that the other half of the group from St Edmund’s will return next week to give them another chance to escape.
Whilst some of our cohort were in a puzzling situation, the other group took a more relaxed approach to the afternoon by visiting the Botanical Gardens in Cambridge. Thanks to the beautiful sunshine, conditions were ideal for strolling amongst the flowers. The students were also treated to some spectacular examples of weird and wonderful plants.