Yr 4 Visit Verulamiam
Year 4 had a fantastic trip to Verulamium. They enjoyed a hands-on workshop with Roman artifacts and a leader who had so many facts to share. The children loved exploring everything the museum had to offer. They found the old Roman Theatre incredibly interesting and couldn’t quite believe that Romans had once stood where they were! Our last stop was the Roman Hypocaust where they got a closer look at a mosaic. Despite the weather, it was such an enjoyable day where the children really got to embed their learning in History.
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Year 4 Visit The Bhaktivedanta Manor
Children for Year 4 enjoyed a fantastic morning at The Bhaktivedanta Manor. They got to ride on a cart pulled by two Oxen’s, they fed the sacred cows, walked around George Harrison’s garden hunting lyrics from his songs and went into the house to learn about the gods and goddesses. The children got to dress […]
Year 4 Visit Verulamium
As Year 4 have been learning about the Romans for a few weeks now, The Verulamium Museum in St Albans was the ideal place to go and look at some artefacts and find out more first hand. Our day began with a workshop with one of the Museum’s very knowledgeable members of staff. The children […]
To the top of the Shard and across Tower Bridge
School trips are an important, powerful teaching tool. They are used to bring purpose to learning, put it in context and provide children with a valuable, memorable learning experience. This was certainly achieved in Year 3 with this term’s school trip. As part of a Design and Technology topic – ‘Structures’ – they took a […]