Fully focused - year three pupil Annie Best. SCHOOLCHILDREN have been travelling back in time for their latest topic. Youngsters at Cann Hall Primary School, in Clacton, are continuing to work hard at home and year three pupils were challenged to complete some Stone Age crafts. It is part of their topic this half-term. Annie Best, in one of our pictures, chose to make her own clay pot while Ethan Pryer created his own stone age art. It looks great fun - and very messy! Reception children, meanwhile, have been working hard to keep up with their phonics and maths lessons while our picture spread also features pupils from years one and four.
Fully focused - year three pupil Annie Best. SCHOOLCHILDREN have been travelling back in time for their latest topic. Youngsters at Cann Hall Primary School, in Clacton, are continuing to work hard at home and year three pupils were challenged to complete some Stone Age crafts. It is part of their topic this half-term. Annie Best, in one of our pictures, chose to make her own clay pot while Ethan Pryer created his own stone age art. It looks great fun - and very messy! Reception children, meanwhile, have been working hard to keep up with their phonics and maths lessons while our picture spread also features pupils from years one and four.
Fully focused - year three pupil Annie Best. SCHOOLCHILDREN have been travelling back in time for their latest topic. Youngsters at Cann Hall Primary School, in Clacton, are continuing to work hard at home and year three pupils were challenged to complete some Stone Age crafts. It is part of their topic this half-term. Annie Best, in one of our pictures, chose to make her own clay pot while Ethan Pryer created his own stone age art. It looks great fun - and very messy! Reception children, meanwhile, have been working hard to keep up with their phonics and maths lessons while our picture spread also features pupils from years one and four.