Year 2 Visit the Florence Nightingale Museum

September 29, 2014
Last week, Year 2 visited the Florence Nightingale Museum. They discussed their trip in class and, with the help of Miss Hornsby, wrote this report:

On Tuesday and Wednesday we went to The Florence Nightingale Museum. We went on the train and it was a LONG journey. On our way to the museum we saw the London Eye and Big Ben – we even posed for a class photo! The museum was very interesting and we got to meet a pretend Florence Nightingale. Some of us got to dress up like Florence and a soldier. We had a brilliant time!

By Year 2





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