Ben Nevis took their maths learning outside and explored our outdoor environment to investigate area. The children carefully measured a variety of natural and man-made objects they discovered around the school grounds, calculating how much space each item covered.

To make the activity even more exciting, the children took on a challenge: Who could find and measure the smallest object possible? 

From tiny leaves and pebbles to seeds, they used their mathematical skills, teamwork and problem-solving abilities to compare their findings.

It was wonderful to see the children applying their classroom learning in a real-life context while enjoying the fresh air and developing their observation skills. They did a fantastic job! 🌳✨