Year 4 at The Greenwich Royal Observatory
Year 4 Eagle Class visited the Greenwich Royal Observatory, where they took part in a workshop learning about the relative sizes of the sun, moon and earth and the time it takes for the earth to orbit. They then watched a planetarium show in which they looked at different constellations and how the surfaces of the planets in our solar systems differ.
It was a really special trip and the children loved it.
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