Superb Spring has sprouted at St Albans School. On the 15th of September Room 16 went wonderfully walking around the school searching for signs of Spring.
Sharp spikes were on the stalk of the soft green rose shoots. The spikes were dark purple and looked like rhinoceros horns.
Birds were soaring down from the trees. Swush, swash, swosh was the sound you could hear. If you listened closely you would hear magpies chirping a melody as they built their nests for their eggs. The magpies are black and white as Room Sixteen discovered.
Room Sixteen felt proud about their discoveries. They also felt excited that Spring was just around the corner.
Brydie
The fantastic Spring has sprung. Yesterday there was no rain so Room SIxteen went for a walk to find the signs of Spring. We went out and guess what we saw growing: flowers and bright yellow daffodils. We saw birds chirping and making nests for their eggs. We saw five blossoms, they were pink and white. So what an exciting sparkling time Spring really is.
Sophie
In St Albans School, Spring has sprung! Room Sixteen went out for a trot to look for signs of Spring.
The first sign we found was a summer sport - cricket. Giant fluffy clouds like the foamy soap you can get at the Palms were in the blue sky. Puddles were here and there with the sun hitting the water softly, and making it glisten ever so brightly.
Zach
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