You did it! Email from Dr Oddwood

Dearest, most splendid students,

Thank you so much for solving the cryptic clue. I was indeed hiding out at Stonehenge. Because of your quick thinking, I was able to slip away from Lord Snatchly and depart via Bristol Airport.

I am heading to Anchorage as we speak. Tomorrow we shall meet for the very first time. Please bring some extra warm clothing to the lesson: coats, hats, scarves, gloves, a thick coat, ear muffs - whatever you have! You will need it as we venture out into the Artic Tundra in search of the Egg of Mantumbi.

You will also need your iPad as you will be writing a recount of your dangerous journey as part of our adventure.

I cannot tell you how excited I am to meet you all at last.

Tally ho and jolly hockey sticks my adventurous little whippersnappers!

Dr J. Oddwood.

The Dilemma

In today's lesson students were challenged to hold an effective group discussion. As part of our ongoing 'dangerous journey', the group are now in Alaska as they hunt for the Egg of Mantumbi, but their leader, Dr Odwood, has not arrived.

They face a dilemma: should they stay or should they go?

After agreeing upon the rules and structure of a meeting, the meeting commenced.

Max was elected chair of the meeting and did an exceptional job in keeping the discussion flowing and ensuring everyone had a say.

Student evaluations can be found in the comments section.

They have taken the decision to stay. The story will continue next lesson....

Mr O'Dowd