Year 1 pupils from St Cuthbert's Catholic Primary School in Stockton enjoyed a memorable educational visit to Preston Park Museum, bringing their Victorian toys history topic to life through a range of immersive and hands-on experiences.
The trip provided an exciting opportunity for children to explore the past and deepen their understanding of life in Victorian times.
Discovering Victorian Toys and Pastimes
Throughout the day, pupils explored a variety of traditional toys and games, learning how children entertained themselves in the Victorian era.
The experience helped bring classroom learning to life and gave pupils a fascinating insight into how childhood has changed over time.
Hands-On History Learning
Children embraced the opportunity to dress up as train drivers, create their own toy to take home and explore the museum's engaging exhibits.
A particular highlight was the impressive light display area, which captured the imagination of the young visitors and added to the excitement of the day.
Fun Beyond the Museum
After a day of historical discovery, pupils also enjoyed spending time in the adventure play park, rounding off an action-packed visit with fun and friendship.
The trip provided a perfect balance of learning, creativity and outdoor play.
Outstanding Ambassadors for the School
Staff were incredibly proud of the way Year 1 pupils represented St Cuthbert's Catholic Primary School throughout the visit.
Their enthusiasm, curiosity and excellent behaviour made them a credit to the school and ensured the day was a wonderful success for all involved.
Well done, Year 1, on a fantastic trip and for bringing your history learning to life in such an exciting way!