Year 7 Visit to Warwick Castle

On Friday 11th October, all Year 7 students were treated to a visit to one of our country’s most impressive medieval castles. Life in medieval England is an important component of the Year 7 history curriculum and the students’ understanding of castles and castle life was enriched through their exploration of the impressive historic site. Students were also able to learn more about ‘hawking’ and birds of prey. ‘Hawking’ was one of medieval nobility’s favourite pastimes. In addition, students were given a fascinating talk on the use of medieval trebuchets in attacking and defending castles. The students will certainly be able to use their newly acquired knowledge and understanding of castles and castle life in lessons later in the year. A big thank you to all of the staff who gave up their time to help supervise the trip.

Mr Herbert

Associate Assistant Headteacher and Curriculum Leader for History

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