Winslow school students 'taught like an Egyptian' on special history day

Pupils were encouraged to dress like their favourite characters from Ancient Egyptian history
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Winslow primary school pupils enjoyed a special Ancient Egypt-themed history day, to gain a greater understanding of that era.

Winslow Church of England School year four pupils and their teachers donned outfits representing their favourite characters from the time.

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The classroom was filled with young Cleopatras, a series of pharaohs and of course, mummies.

Mummy's the word - teachers Steve Wright, Jakki Churchill, Anne Lefebvre and Carol LawrenceMummy's the word - teachers Steve Wright, Jakki Churchill, Anne Lefebvre and Carol Lawrence
Mummy's the word - teachers Steve Wright, Jakki Churchill, Anne Lefebvre and Carol Lawrence

During an activity-packed day pupils got the chance to mummify fruits and create salt dough amulets.

Headteacher Cazz Colmer said: “Ancient Egypt is one of those topics that is guaranteed to spark the imagination and so celebrating it with a special dress-up day is always a lot of fun.

"There were some wonderful costumes on display from both children and teachers and everyone enjoyed the activities - the orange mummification was a particular hit.”

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