At the beginning of November Class 4 were lucky enough to visit the Hereford Society of Model Engineers at Broomy Hill. The children loved the experience of seeing the wood, metal and welding workshops that are used to make the model trains and even boats! They got to see first hand how a steam engine works through watching a working model.
We were also lucky enough to look at carriages that are being maintained and some volunteers working on models. Finally, the children were able to sit in the station and wait for a ride on one of the trains. The volunteers were fantastic and very knowledgeable. A thoroughly inspiring curriculum visit.
Unfortunately not the ones with chocolate chips.
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