Swapping pens and paper for Cornish learning day
CHILDREN at Indian Queens Primary School ditched their pens and rulers for aprons and mixing bowls on Monday during a Cornish day.
The school pupils embraced Cornish culture when they were taught the art of making a proper 'ansome Cornish pasty. They also learnt about the county's tin mining industry.
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NEW LESSON: Left, pupils from Indian Queens learn the art of pasty-making; middle, one pupil learns about mining; right, these young girls learn about women's roles in the mining industry.
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Pupils from Indian Queens learn the art of pasty making.BOTB20130211C-007_C.jpg
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These three girls learn about women that work in the tin mines.BOTB20130211C-006_C.jpg
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Indian Queens pupils learn about tin mining in Cornwall..BOTB20130211C-005_C.jpg
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Indian Queens road safety awareness day.BOTB20130211C-003_C.jpg
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VITAL LESSONS: Youngsters learn some important road safety lessons thanks to talks and demonstrations.
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Indian Queens pupils learn about tin mining in Cornwall..BOTB20130211C-004_C.jpg
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ROAD SAFETY: Indian Queens events day including road safety awareness.
During the day, pupils at the school were also given lessons on road safety during an awareness event.
This voucher entitles you to come along and try any single class for half price.
Terms: One voucher per person- you will be entitles to a 50% discount off the advertised drop in rate of a single class.
Contact: 01872 300685
Valid until: Saturday, August 31 2013
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