Elder Class experienced what it would have been like to be a prisoner during the Victorian times, amongst other things, when they visited Shrewsbury Prison as part of their 'Crime and Punishment' curriculum learning on Wednesday 11th October. Despite the dreary weather, the children's enthusiasm was heightened as they took part in a variety of different activities, including: a guided tour of the prison, a question and answer session focused on Victorian times and (what was seemingly the most exciting activity) a prisoner experience! As part of the prisoner experience, the children enjoyed being held in the stocks and locked in a prison cell! The children were impeccably behaved and represented Tirlebrook superbly, while learning a huge amount to enhance their learning, all while having a great time!

Elder Class experienced what it would have been like to be a prisoner during the Victorian times, amongst other things, when they visited Shrewsbury Prison as part of their 'Crime and Punishment' curriculum learning on Wednesday 11th October. Despite the dreary weather, the children's enthusiasm was heightened as they took part in a variety of different activities, including: a guided tour of the prison, a question and answer session focused on Victorian times and (what was seemingly the most exciting activity) a prisoner experience! As part of the prisoner experience, the children enjoyed being held in the stocks and locked in a prison cell! The children were impeccably behaved and represented Tirlebrook superbly, while learning a huge amount to enhance their learning, all while having a great time!

Elder Class experienced what it would have been like to be a prisoner during the Victorian times, amongst other things, when they visited Shrewsbury Prison as part of their 'Crime and Punishment' curriculum learning on Wednesday 11th October. Despite the dreary weather, the children's enthusiasm was heightened as they took part in a variety of different activities, including: a guided tour of the prison, a question and answer session focused on Victorian times and (what was seemingly the most exciting activity) a prisoner experience! As part of the prisoner experience, the children enjoyed being held in the stocks and locked in a prison cell! The children were impeccably behaved and represented Tirlebrook superbly, while learning a huge amount to enhance their learning, all while having a great time!

Elder Class experienced what it would have been like to be a prisoner during the Victorian times, amongst other things, when they visited Shrewsbury Prison as part of their 'Crime and Punishment' curriculum learning on Wednesday 11th October. Despite the dreary weather, the children's enthusiasm was heightened as they took part in a variety of different activities, including: a guided tour of the prison, a question and answer session focused on Victorian times and (what was seemingly the most exciting activity) a prisoner experience! As part of the prisoner experience, the children enjoyed being held in the stocks and locked in a prison cell! The children were impeccably behaved and represented Tirlebrook superbly, while learning a huge amount to enhance their learning, all while having a great time!