The Year 5 students embarked on a trip to the Rural Life Museum, where they delved into the fascinating world of bees and their significance to our planet through the engaging “Protect Our Pollinators” workshop. Their exploration extended beyond the workshop, offering a diverse range of wildlife experiences. The children got creative by crafting bee-themed print art and wildflower clay bombs, participated in beehive-inspired games, and enjoyed guided tours of the exhibits led by the museum’s knowledgeable staff. A big thank you goes to the Rural Life Museum staff for making this a memorable learning experience!
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