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An adventure in Cheddar Gorge

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Report By Samantha Pope

Published: 2:00 PM May 12, 2013    Updated: 8:53 PM October 27, 2020
St Joseph's Primary School pupils at Cheddar Gorge

St Joseph's Primary School pupils at Cheddar Gorge - Credit: supplied

YEAR four pupils from a Portishead school travelled to Cheddar Gorge to learn about rocks.

St Joseph's Primary School pupils at Cheddar Gorge

St Joseph's Primary School pupils at Cheddar Gorge - Credit: supplied

While there the youngsters from St Joseph’s Primary School were also told how the gorge was formed before meeting Cheddar Man and learning how to survive in the wilderness.

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