Daffodil Farm and Kenfig Hill Nature Reserve First Prize Museum of Wales |  |
 | On Tuesday, March 30, Mrs O'Connell's and Miss Jones' mathhs groups along with children from Mrs Davies' class went to the Welsh daffodil farm near Bridgend. |
We also went to Kenfig Nature Reserve. We went because we came first in the Climate Change Project run by the National Museum of Wales. | 
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 | Mr Richard Arnold, the farmer, met us in Ewenny and took us to one of his fields on the daffodil farm. |
The farm was 10 acres in size and full of daffodils. |  |
 | There were over a million daffodils! |
He told us how they picked green daffodils and sent the daffodils to shops in refridgerated vans. |  |
 | We were given half and hour to pick as many daffodils as we could carry to take home. It was very cold and wet and muddy but we had great fun. |
Next, we got on the bus and went to Kenfig Nature Reserve. | 
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 | After lunch we identified bugs under a microscope ... |
... and took part in a quiz. | 
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 | Then we walked around the nature reserve. It was still very wet and cold. |
We took part in relay races. We saw a swan on the lake and some of us slipped and fell in the mud! | 
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 | We were back in school by half two. We gave daffodils to all the staff. We had a fantastic time. |