Year 6 Thomas go to RAF Hendon

Year 6 Thomas Explores the History of Britain at RAF Hendon

Year 6 students embarked on an exhilarating journey to the RAF Museum at Hendon, immersing themselves in the rich history of Britain during World War II. The trip proved to be an educational and engaging experience, perfectly complementing their classroom studies of this pivotal period in history. The children uncovered fascinating insights into the war effort and the resilience of the British people.

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Year 6 Thomas
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Split into groups, they roamed the museum halls, encountering a treasure trove of artifacts and stories that brought the era to life. One of the highlights of the excursion was the workshop that shed light on the diverse roles undertaken by individuals during World War II. From evacuations to the stringent measures of rationing, students gained a deeper understanding of the sacrifices made by civilians and soldiers alike. They learned about the bravery of different soldiers who earned medals for their courageous acts.

Year 6 Takes Flight into History: Unraveling WWII Wonders at RAF Hendon

Year 6 Thomas at RAF Hendon

The interactive nature of the workshop saw children eagerly volunteering to step into the shoes of pilots, wearing the attire of warden, and simulating the disposal of bombs under the watchful eyes of London's wartime streets. These hands on activities not only sparked their imagination but also instilled a sense of appreciation for the courage and resilience displayed by previous generations.

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