Yesterday on Monday we went to Devall’s Porridge Museum. It is all about world war1 and world war2. We mostly focused on world war two because that’s are topic. I found out about someone called Dennis(Â Hurricane )Â David. He was One of the most remarkable ace pilots. He got his nickname from nimble handling his plane. Dennis was a wing commander. Devall’s Porridge was made for going into bullets’. The lady’s working there could only work for five minutes before there hair fell out and teeth also there skin turned yellow.
The top one
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Hello its Brody here and today i am going to be talking about the school trip to the devils porridge museum. Yesterday we went on a school trip to the devils porridge museum. We got a bus to get the museum. When we got to the museum one of the workers showed us were to put our bags. after that we got quizzes and other activities to complete in the museum .one of the quizzes was on the stair case because their was a timeline on the stairs going from the start to the end of the war. Then we had lunch after lunch we had to draw and label something interesting from the museum I drew this.
I went to Liverpool from Wednesday till Sunday night. I was at Aintree racecourse. I was competing in a horse show at the indoor arena. The show was called Star Champion of champions. The competition was on from Thursday morning to Sunday night. I competed on Friday and Sunday. At stars you have a table with the club that you qualified with. I did pretty well getting a special reward in my first class and nothing in my Second class.
