When a swarm of bees descended on a primary school one day, (0) surprisingly there was panic among the teachers. (9) , most of the children watched fascinated as a bee catcher rounded (10) the uninvited visitors. This unexpected event led to the school getting its own bee hive a year later and integrating beekeeping into the curriculum, all of (11) has resulted in notable benefits.

The children study the dance that the bees do to communicate where nectar (12) to be found and use honey in cooking lessons. They have even opened a school shop selling honey, with the pupils responsible for collecting and pricing it, as well as every other step of production. Interestingly, nobody anticipated the most significant benefit of (13) of this: the effect bees seem to (14) had on the pupils' behaviour. (15) getting children to think of their responsibility to others can often (16) a challenge, making bees the focus has brought about this behaviour effortlessly.