Dinner Party

After some peaceful games with Mrs Hunter, everybody went back to their rooms to prepare for dinner. The girls were looking forward to dressing up, the boys were looking forward to the food!
The ladies looked very grand and happy and didn't seem to be missing the rest of the family very much. A wonderful home-made tomato soup was served as starter before the main course of chicken with fresh vegetables. The children decided to sit with Mrs Hunter and Mrs Bell whilst the mums had a peaceful meal. Lemon meringue pie finished off the meal beautifully.

Pendrell Hall serve delicious food. For Mother's Day lunch, they are expecting over ninety people, thirty four of those will be the party from William Shrewsbury.

After the meal, we had 'Play your cards' right and 'How well do you know each other?'. It appeared that the children knew their mums better than the mothers knew their children! But it was only a bit of fun. These games were followed by the story reading. Each child read their own story starter to the audience, who were amazed by their ability to write and read in public. Well done, children.

Mrs Hunter read out the parents' imaginative story starter. They had used powerful adjectives and described the setting very well indeed! Mrs Hunter had used a beautiful, wooden, ornamental box as a starter for creative writing, whilst Mrs Bell has used a muddy, brown boot. The results were amazing! Well done, potential authors.