Hello!
We’re looking into sourcing a large scale build an arch activity, e.g. rubber/foam blocks that children build up to a large arch, or a lower arch made of firmer blocks that children can then walk over?
Has anyone seen anything similar in the UK? If so, please do shout!
J
Thank you,
Alex
Alex O’Donnell
Learning Manager
Collections & Learning
York Minster
York Minster Learning Centre
St William's College
6 College Street
York YO1 7JF
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