HISTORY AT THEIR FINGERTIPS- Youngsters from Ann Cam Primary School in Dymock with their Ancient Greek vases Back row left to right - Jenson Wadley aged 10, Natalie Freestone 10, Hester Wilder 10 and Eva Goulding 11 with front left to right - Jacob Newm
STUNNING Ancient Greek vases welcomed visitors to Ann Cam Primary, in Dymock, during the school's recent open morning.
The children were encouraged to make and paint the vases and urns in advance of the open door event, which took place on November 10.
Visitors on the day were given guided tours and a chance to see the children at work in the classrooms.
They could also visit the
Happy Turtles pre-school, which is attached to the primary.
Ann Cam is a four class school of 97 children.
Unusually, the school has a heated outdoor swimming pool as part of its facilities.
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