Pupils Learn About Evolution and Adaption at Museum of Natural History

Elm and Willow Classes visited the Oxford University Museum of Natural History on Thursday 5th March. First, they participated in a session led by Sarah, a museum staff member, on evolution and adaptation. They looked at fossils and specimens of animals and creatures, as well as having the opportunity to stroke a stuffed barn owl handle living cockroaches!

Afterwards, everyone had the opportunity to walk around the museum and see dinosaur fossils, a stuffed black bear, a crocodile and even a dodo!

Finally, they recharged their batteries with some lunch and headed home. Both classes represented the school brilliantly and staff were so impressed and proud of them. Well done everyone on a fantastic day out!