
Welcome to your educational visit to the British Museum!
Can you find these objects in the museum?

Any artifacts that you didn’t find at school, can you find them at home?
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Welcome to your educational visit to the British Museum!
Can you find these objects in the museum?
Any artifacts that you didn’t find at school, can you find them at home?
We showed the school what we’ve been learning about Victorians! Thanks for visiting and well done 3G! You’ve worked really hard!
A huge thank you to all the mums, dads and carers who were able to join us for our Tudor Banquet today. We were able to celebrate all the hard work the children have put in over the last 10 weeks, and we really enjoyed sharing it with you all.
(Thank you to Mr Bothick who gave Miss Ashby a crash course on compressing a video! Who knew it was so easy?!)
If you come to our museum in December, you can read more recounts of our day like this one.
In Year 4, our topic this term is The Tudors. We will be learning about Tudor homes in towns and villages. In order for the children to make their own model of a Tudor house, we would ask that each child brings in a box that is about the size of a shoe box. If any children can bring in a spare, that would be appreciated too. We would like the boxes by half term, so that we can make our models on our return to school, week beginning Monday 28th October.
Many thanks,
Miss Ashby, Mr Bothick, Miss Simpson
Today, we visited the British Museum to see some real Ancient Egyptian artefacts.
We saw sphinxes, sarcophagus, canopic jars, shabtis, mummies and the Rosetta Stone.
In History, we have been learning about the Ancient Egyptians.
We researched information using three different types of resource:
Did you find out any facts which surprised you?