22/06/2026
🌧️ Rain or shine! ☀️
While we’re soaking up a proper heatwave this week, things looked very different just a few days ago! Instead of glorious sunshine, we were treated to lots of dramatic grey skies, cooler temperatures, and that famous Cornish mizzle (mist + drizzle).
But a bit of liquid sunshine didn’t stop our intrepid Skool students from exploring our stunning St Agnes coastline during their afternoon walking activity.
Here is what our brave hikers discovered along the coast path:
🌊 Wheal Coates: We hiked up to this iconic, cliffside engine house. It’s a breathtaking UNESCO World Heritage Site that stands as a dramatic reminder of Cornwall’s rich tin mining history. Looking at it against the moody skies felt like stepping straight into a Poldark episode!
🍦The Famous Hedgehog Ice Cream: No Cornish walk is complete without a treat from Chapel Porth. We fueled up on legendary Hedgehog Ice Creams, rich vanilla ice cream, topped with a massive dollop of Cornish clotted cream, and rolled in crushed hazelnuts. Pure heaven!
🦇Bolster’s Cave: Down on the beach, we explored the sea caves, including the legendary "Bolster" cave. Local folklore says this massive cavern is named after a mythical, cruel giant named Bolster who used to terrorise St Agnes. Standing inside it with the echoing waves was incredible.
Although the weather wasn't perfect, the wild Atlantic Ocean looked beautifully mystical and dramatic. There is truly no such thing as bad weather when you're exploring Cornwall...
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