This morning, Year 3 had a lovely time with Farmer Siggers and his friends. Based on our Geography topic of 'settlements' and 'Why Kelvedon is a good place to live?' we learnt how valuable farming is for a settlement. The children learnt about where wheat comes from and then what food sources can be made from the wheat that is grown on the farms.  We had a fantastic experience thank you to Farmer Siggers and his fellow farming friends for inviting us for a visit!

On this wet and windy morning, Year 3 braved the elements to go and visit Kelvedon Museum and Library. The children learnt all about the history of Kelvedon through different artefacts and pictures that were in the museum. It was fascinating learning all about Kelvedon's history. Also, the children explored the library and read some new books. The adults spotted some books that will be able to teach us some more in our topic after half term! It was a brilliant morning, despite the rain, and the children looked like they had fun! Have a look at some photos below from our adventure.