Superb Sea City Visit

The children in year 5 had a wonderful opportunity to visit the Sea City museum in Southampton. They were able to find out about the lives of crew members from the city and if they survived the disaster.
They took part in a workshop where they became engineers - experimenting with the watertight hull, examined artifacts from the period and had to decide who they would have saved.
Here are some comments from the children!

The Sea City Museum was really fun because it was very interesting. We got to play a game called “sail the Titanic”. We also got to shovel the coal. There was a big picture of the Titanic on the wall and there were little pictures to tell you who died and who had survived. There was a court room. I really enjoyed learning about the Titanic in a fun way. It has anything you want to know. We dressed up in similar clothes to Captain Smith and Bruce Ismay. I would recommend the Sea City Museum to anyone out there looking for Titanic information.
Harrison

Sea city was AMAZING! It has everything you could possibly want to know about the Titanic.

Shovelling coal is one of the activities that I heartily enjoyed, we also had other activities like:

- Dressing up in similar clothes to like one’s on board,

- Pretending to hold a meeting in court

- And one of my best activities is sail the Titanic!

This is one of my favourite school trips so far I recommend it with a whopping FIVE!. This is definitely a trip to be looking forward to. It is very good and helps children with their learning education and their future life.
Maisy