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Posted on: October 14th 2024

Year 6 Trip to Woolwich Garrison Church

10th and 11th October 2024

Year 6 Woolwich Garrison Church

On Thursday and Friday Year 6 had the fantastic opportunity to go to St George's Garrison Church in Woolwich. The Garrison church was bombed in the Second World War with only the altar, the crypt and the skeleton of the church remaining. The children were given a talk by the Chairman of the Woolwich Garrison Church Trust Tim Barnes. They were given the history of the church and why it was such a special place. The children were then given the opportunity to complete a treasure trail looking for clues and answers to the questions around the church. It was a wonderful day, full of History which all of the children really enjoyed. 

  

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