Prehistoric fun for students
PUBLISHED: 18:06 29 January 2009 | UPDATED: 07:10 30 May 2010
Children from Stebbing Primary School enjoying one of the dinosaur workshops Picture: RONA COX
STEBBING Primary School children have been enthralled by a travelling Natural History Museum that has been visiting the school. The youngsters enjoyed a series of workshops and lessons led by Peter Ta Bois, who runs the museum, during the week, including
STEBBING Primary School children have been enthralled by a travelling Natural History Museum that has been visiting the school.
The youngsters enjoyed a series of workshops and lessons led by Peter Ta'Bois, who runs the museum, during the week, including fossil hunting and creating their own dinosaurs.
Headteacher Janet Matthews said "Giant dinosaurs have taken over the hall and there are fossils everywhere you look. The children learnt more about how life probably started on our planet.
"The school also had a themed Dinosaur Day where the children enjoyed dance, mask-making, music and, of course, making rock cakes.
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