Class 4 enjoyed a fascinating educational visit to Lancaster City Museum, where they took part in a special workshop about World War Two. The trip brought their history learning to life as the children explored a range of artefacts, photographs and exhibits from the wartime period.

During the visit, pupils discovered what life was like for children during World War Two, learning about evacuation, rationing and the impact of the war on everyday life. They asked thoughtful questions and demonstrated excellent historical knowledge throughout the day.

The experience provided a valuable opportunity to deepen their understanding of this important period in history and inspired great enthusiasm for further learning back in the classroom. We are incredibly proud of the way Class 4 represented our school with their excellent behaviour, curiosity and engagement.