Year 3 had a fantastic visit to the London Docklands Museum today, where they enjoyed an exciting and educational day exploring the past. The children were fully engaged as they discovered the rich history of the Royal Docks, learning how they played a vital role in London’s growth as a centre for trade and industry. Through interactive exhibits and fascinating displays, the pupils gained a deeper understanding of how goods from around the world once passed through the docks. It was a fun and memorable experience for everyone, and the children returned to school inspired and full of new knowledge.

Pupil Voice: I like when we went to Sailor town because we could experience what London looked like in those days.

Pupil Voice: We got to smell different spices like cloves, tea and coffee.

Pupil Voice: My favourite part was the party sounds I could hear in sailor town.