History lessons for primary students in Weston set sail during a hands-on trip to Bristol.
Year two pupils from Haywood Village Academy visited the iconic SS Great Britain as part of their history topic on the Victorian era, gaining first-hand insight into life during that time.
A spokesperson for Haywood Village Academy said: "It was wonderful to see our year two pupils so engaged and excited as they explored the SS Great Britain.
"The children asked thoughtful questions, shared their knowledge and showed real curiosity about what life was like in Victorian times.
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"Experiences like this bring history to life and create lasting memories while inspiring a love of learning.
"We are incredibly proud of how brilliantly they represented our academy."
During the visit, the children explored the ship’s decks, examined historical artefacts and learned about the people who lived and worked on board.
The immersive day brought classroom learning to life, with pupils showing enthusiasm and curiosity throughout.
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