Well done to Billy, Dominic, Holly, Megan, Ellie and Stanley who represented Newport School brilliantly in this history themed Rushmoreable workshop held at Cranford Park Primary.
Wednesday, 19 June 2013
3000 year old "Crimewatch" case cracked!
This week some Year 5 pupils proved that they had all the detective skills needed to solve a 3000 year old crime! Using all their powers of deduction and superb observation skills, the pupils managed to identify ancient artefacts that had been stolen by daring tomb raiders and reunited them with their ancient Egyptian owners. As keen Newport historians turned detectives ,they knew these unsolved crimes were cases were of life and death-as without all their possessions the ancient Egyptians believed they couldn't travel safely to the afterlife.
Well done to Billy, Dominic, Holly, Megan, Ellie and Stanley who represented Newport School brilliantly in this history themed Rushmoreable workshop held at Cranford Park Primary.
Well done to Billy, Dominic, Holly, Megan, Ellie and Stanley who represented Newport School brilliantly in this history themed Rushmoreable workshop held at Cranford Park Primary.
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