Year 3 pupils at Kingsfield Primary School enjoyed an action-packed Stone Age Day.
The children, dressed in earthy coloured clothes reminiscent of the era, took part in a variety of activities throughout the day.
Jamie Jordan, of Fossils Galore, showed off some artefacts including a Woolly Rhino’s leg bone.
In the afternoon the children separated into three groups - The Woolly Mammoths, The Sabre Toothed Tigers and the Woolly Rhinos.
They took part in cave painting, making poetry writing stones and Stone Age necklace making.
Year 3 teacher, Helen Rhodes said: “It was fantastic to see the children really engaged in the activities, especially with our very own caretaker lighting fires the Stone Age Way. We had a fabulous day.”
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