On Friday 12th May 2017 Years 3 and 4 enjoyed a fantastic day exploring the ruins at Wroxeter, Roman City.<\/p>\n
The children were treated to experiencing a day in the life of a Roman citizen in Roman Britain. Upon arrival, the children were greeted by Kirsty, our fantastically-informed guide for the day. We were then ushered out into the drizzle to learn about the different parts of the Roman baths. Do you know what a basilica was used as? Ask Year 3 or Year 4, they do!<\/p>\n
We then went into a discovery education room which was filled floor to ceiling with artefacts from the Roman times. We made a mosaic, laid Roman roof tiles, ground wheat in a mortarium and touched artefacts excavated at Wroxeter ground.<\/p>\n
After that, we had time to enjoy our delicious packed lunches and have a quick play in the sunshine.<\/p>\n
Soon it was time to explore the reconstructed Roman villa. The villa was made using only materials and equipment that would have been found in Roman times.<\/p>\n
All that was left to do now was to experience Roman clothes, and then hop on our coach back to school.<\/p>\n
With the help of some late sunshine and a fantastic guide, it proved to be a fun and varied experience for all.<\/p>\n
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Reporters: Mrs Kristal & Mrs Platt<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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