Big Draw was indeed a big draw at a primary school on a local island this week. 41 kids and parents squashed into a small room and did their
thing with sticks and feathers, bits of card and candles. At the end of a happy evenings drawing we played
Quick on the Draw. You draw something, I guess what it is. I kicked it off by stepping up to the blackboard, chalk in hand and saying 'I'm going to draw something very important to the people on the island'. Before I had time to
squeak my first mark the answer came en
masse. The Ferry!
Big Draw was indeed a big draw at a primary school on a local island this week. 41 kids and parents squashed into a small room and did their thing with sticks and feathers, bits of card and candles. At the end of a happy evenings drawing we played Quick on the Draw. You draw something, I guess what it is. I kicked it off by stepping up to the blackboard, chalk in hand and saying 'I'm going to draw something very important to the people on the island'. Before I had time to squeak my first mark the answer came en masse. The Ferry!
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