Last weekend I went to the Imperial War Museum in London with my family. It was really interesting and a bit surprising too. The museum is all about wars, like World War I and World War II. My favourite part was seeing the inside of a Lancaster Bomber and a Supermarine Spitfire. There were also big tanks, ration books and gas masks so we could see what life was like during the war.

I learned a lot at the museum and had a really goodtime. I would recommend a visit.

On 8 May, we celebrated 80 years since VE Day. VE Day is when we remember the end of World War II in Europe. There were lots of special events all over the country where we can celebrate the victory and remember how important peace is.

Over the Easter holidays, I went to Mexico where I visited Tulum, which is one of the last cities built and lived in by the Maya people about 800 years ago. I enjoyed exploring the ruins, but it was very hot! We saw ancient temples for the gods of the sun, wind and rain.

On the way back we stopped to swim in a Cenote which is a cave with water formed millions of years ago. It was freezing but very fun. There were even bats flying around! The ancient Maya people believed that the Cenotes were the gateway to the underworld, as most of the Cenotes are very deep - the one we swam in was 40 metres deep in the middle! If you get a chance to visit Mexico, it is very exciting and there is lots to see!

On Friday, 4 April, I walked 10km for Myton Hospice. I wanted to do this walk for Myton because my Uncle Ben was looked after at Myton Hospice two years ago, and they are a great charity. The walk was long but fun. There was a foam machine and lots of glow sticks. The best part though, was that I raised £555 for Myton Hospice!

During the Easter holiday, I finished my first Wolf Run. We ran 3k through obstacles, mud pits, streams and ponds. It was lots of fun and I can’t wait to do it again next year!

From Friday, 11 April to Monday, 14 April, we went on tour with our rugby club, Old Leamingtonians. We travelled to Bournemouth Rugby club, staying nearby and enjoying a fancy dress party on the Saturday night! There were lots of teams, representing age groups from U8 to U12, including three teams of OL’s U9s. It was a huge tournament with matches played all day on Sunday for our age group. Although no official scores were kept, we know that we won every match with some brilliant running, sidestepping and passing in attack and crunching tackles in defence. Everyone played their part, and we had a great time cheering each other on from the sidelines. It was brilliant to play for our team as a group of Warwick boys!