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Today, Year 6 carried out their very own archaeological dig in school. The children carefully dug into the ground and uncovered some (potentially) interesting remnants of the past!


Could this be the foundations of an ancient wall we have discovered?


The children also learned about the historical Neolithic village of Skara Brae. They studied what was found there and considered what these items tell us about the lives of the people who lived there.






We love working outside in Year 6, and we especially enjoy using our very own roundhouse!


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