Throughout this term Y3/4 have been working on their ancient Egyptian themed topic – ‘A night at the museum’. All of this hard work will be displayed at the schools very own ancient Egyptian museum, this Wednesday afternoon.

In preparation for setting up the school museum, the class were set the task of designing a museum of their own. Which could have any theme they wanted, and could be presented how ever they wanted. The results have been varied and interesting…

Ben Shepherd shared a printout of his motor museum powerpoint presentation.

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Olivia Nixson created an excellent model of an Ancient Egyptian museum.

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Not only did Jacob Rourke design a lego museum, he also created a model of his lego museum out of lego.

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Edward Kilner wowed the class with his ancient Egyptian museum powerpoint presentation.

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This chocolate themed museum of Olivia Renshaw’s had the classes’ tummies rumbling.

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Samantha’s flip book showed off her ideas for an Egyptian museum very effectively.

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Evie Sheridan shared her plan for a museum about school work.

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Themed around human history, Jack Battersby had made a detailed plan of his museum.

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Leah Coley’s animal museum was half zoo, half museum.

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Ruby Andrews created a book to share with the class her museum design.

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With an imaginative powerpoint display, James Landimore-Birch presented his futuristic designs of a gaming museum.

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What did you like about the museum designs?