New friends!

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I know you will all have heard about Florence's visit to Hickling.  This is her first time travelling outside of Malawi!  During her week she has joined in with our learning, got wet in forest school, cooked nsima with maize flour for us to try and been to the farm.  Her words to Miss Wones were 'this is not a school, it is a family.' How amazing!  






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