Testimonials
Horton Primary School, Gloucestershire - Gazette
Heron Corn Mill, Beetham - Westmorland Gazette
Brierley Park Primary School
On Wednesday 22nd September the school was visited by Phil Garside 'The Lego Man' who brought with him enough lego for the whole school to take part in a day filled with building fun! The hall was filled with boxes of lego. In the morning the Key Stage 1 children worked together to construct a town, complete with street signs, gardens, parks and public buildings. The afternoon saw the Key Stage 2 children create a moving city complete with working lights. It was a fabulous day.
Barton Primary School
Barton Primary School Key Stage 1 were very lucky to have a visit from Mr Garside the Lego Man. He brings with him 79,000 pieces of lego and the children and their parents get to make fantastic houses with them, which are then all put together to create a stunning village. 
Longwell Green Primary School
On Wednesday 21st January Longwell Green Primary School Years 4 and 5 took part in the Lego Experience. Two visitors came to school and brought tons of Lego to make an eco Lego village.
We were taught how to make a basic building, including the roof structure and the brick pattern. We got into groups on mats and started to create our own buildings to add to the village. Once we had created our buildings we got creative and added extra features e.g. sheds, ponds and gardens.
Some groups made other models such as stadiums, post offices, parks and horse jumps. We all enjoyed our experience.
Craigour Park Primary School
On Tuesday a man came to our school with lots and lots of lego. We all had to build a house and a back garden out of lego. Then we got to choose anything we wanted for our second build. We had to work cooperatively with each other and we all did this really well. 
Merchant Taylor's School
Today, Years 3 and 5 were involved in an amazing Lego Workshop, involving designing a town, providing it with electric lights, making bridges and a railway. The boys worked in groups and their efforts were amazing, using parallel circuits and making wind farms, a football stadium... and even an overhead railway.
Old Park Primary School, Telford
Pictures from the Lego Day.