Trips in Year 6

Prison Museum 

A Year 6 visit to the prison museum, featuring a guided tour, workshop, and challenge activity, will provide a powerful and immersive experience, directly supporting their "Crime and Punishment" historical topic by allowing them to explore the realities of the justice system and its evolution through time. This trip supports childrens knowledge of historical their historical knowledge of crime and punishiment across the ages. The children further enhance this visit by having local police come and share more information about modern policing in Britain. 

West Country Museum

A Year 6 visit to the West County Museum will transport children back to Victorian England, providing a tangible and immersive experience to support their historical studies. Stepping into a Victorian Schoolroom and participating in candle dipping workshops will offer hands-on insights into daily life, while exploring the recreated Victorian town will bring their learning to vibrant, three-dimensional reality, deepening their understanding of this pivotal era. This visit gives children the opportunity to further develop their historical knowledge. 

Eryri National Park Residential

Embark on an unforgettable Year 6 residential adventure to Eryri National Park, where children will experience two nights of exciting outdoor adventure. From rock climbing, paddleboarding and hiking to gorge walking or coasteering, the children will challenge themselves, develop resilience and teamwork, and explore the stunning mountain environment. A highlight of the trip will be travelling on the Snowdon Mountain Railway, taking in the breathtaking scenery of Eryri. This action-packed residential will provide opportunities to build confidence, independence and lasting memories.