On Monday the 4th of February, Primary six and Primary seven went to Stirling Castle to take part in a workshop about their topic on world war two.
During their visit they experienced a WW2 workshop and looked around the WW2 museum which housed a variety of artefacts related to the war.
The workshop was hosted by Captain Henderson, a fierce, loud officer who taught them all about the resistance, propaganda, weapons of WW2 and told them many interesting facts and told them lots of information about Stirling Castle’s involvement in WW2.
The children all really enjoyed this trip and wish to go back again soon.
By Jack, Heather and Carla (Primary 7)
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Some of us have been to Stirling Castle. You looked like you were having a great time. The WW2 classroom experience at Scotland Street School in Glasgow is also worth a visit – very scary teacher!!
Primary 7