The Leopard's Café 🍽️

What an afternoon!

The Leopards set up their own Forest schools café this afternoon. 

They started by discussing the different roles they could have, which were:

-Preparing the pesto 

-Cooking the pasta

-Waiting on

-Building an under cover cafe with seats for the whole class

-Making hot drinks 

They then chose a role and decided what equipment they needed, then they set out to complete their challenge.

Putting up tarps for an under cover café

Making fires to boil the water in the Kelly kettles 


Splitting wood to keep the fire going

Making the pesto

Boiling the pasta 

Enjoying some hot drinks in the café 



Mixing the pasta and pesto together

Delicious!

It was brilliant to see how well the Leopards worked together to successfully make and serve a delicious meal to enjoy. I really am proud of all the children. 

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