ST ANDREW’S Infant School’s pupils stepped back in time to spend the day living like Victorians.
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Year 1 Class dressed for the day in Victorian outfits walked to Farnham Museum from their school in the heart of Farnham, that first opened its doors in 1860.
At the museum they took part in an exciting Victorian school workshop and were amazed they were not allowed to use paper and pens for their work. They were instead given slate boards to use.
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