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Walking Trips to Manchester

As part of LKS2's Manchester topic, every child was given the chance to take part in a guided walking tour focusing on a topic of their choice: street art, football or women's history.

Thankfully the sun was shining and we all had a great time finding out more about our wonderful city.

We saw pictures of famous suffragettes in Manchester Town Hall.

We discovered a woman had founded the famous John Dalton library - she named it after her husband!

We went inside the Royal Exchange Theatre and found out this was started by a famous woman actor.

We looked out for the Manchester crest.

Every child had the chance to come along. We started our tours by the Central Library.

Peter, our guide for the football tour, is a City fan. We didn't all agree with him!

We all walked past the town hall. Some of us even had permission to go inside.

We saw the memorial to Princess Diana.

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