History was brought to life when a school turned back time to the Tudor period.
With the help of a firm called History off the Page, Purleigh Primary School pulled out all the stops to give pupils a taste of the 16th century.
The role play day saw the school hall transformed into a market place with different stalls where the children made beeswax candles, scent bags and wrote with quills and ink in Latin.
The day was rounded off with a Tudor banquet in the afternoon.
See the MBS for a picture special.
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