Wow we met a real pirate!

Wow we met a real pirate! Early Years Gharaffa met a real pirate.

EY2 had a visit from a real life pirate and asked him lots of questions. We now know how boats move and why cheeky monkeys throw coconuts.

Muna said, “he wasn’t as scary as I thought he would be.” Afterwards we thought of lots more questions that we wanted answering and we are going to send them to him. The pirate explained he did not have post and we would have to send a message in a bottle.

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