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Year 5 and 6 Beaumanor
Trip.
Before we went, we made a
World War II cake. We had
to separate egg yolk and egg
whites. It was very tricky!
When we got there a very
strict teacher from 1939
split us into girls and boys
lines.
We weren’t allowed to talk
and girls ALWAYS went
first.
We forgot our identity cards so had to
say this sentence to prove we weren’t
German spy's. Luckily, we gained the trust
of our new teachers.
We visited an old classroom and were
excited by the blackboard and lift up
desks! We wrote letters home to
Leicester, printed ourselves some identity
cards and made a rationed meal for our
host family.
It was important to make our own food in
World War II.
Next, we learnt about
coding and decoding.
Beaumanor did this during
World War II.
Finally an air raid siren went off. Our
hearts were pounding in the realistic air
raid shelter.
We had a great day!