Children take part in an adventure day. (Image: Archant)
Forty children from local primary schools were involved in a series of adventurous activities at Mepal Outdoor Centre.
The event, which was organised by Neale-Wade Academy, was designed to prepare the children for the transition from their feeder schools to the academy in September.
The children who were involved had a fantastic time and forged new friendships.
Jason Wing, Neale-Wade principal, said: “The activity days form part of the transition programme that the academy offers and there is far more joint work between our primary feeder schools and Neale-Wade.
“I believe that this can only help the children as they step into secondary education.”
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