Macclesfield

King’s pupils have been experiencing history in a distinctly personal way through their ‘Living History Days’. These allow pupils to dress up and immerse themselves in the way of life associated with a particular historical era.

Whilst Year 4 pupils came face to face with the brains and brutality of Roman Britain, Year 3 were transported all the way back to the Stone Age. The pupils found themselves realizing just how closely we are linked to our historical ancestors, and how much we build upon their knowledge even now.

Year 4 pupils at The King’s School spent the whole day living like real Romans, including making wishes in a special Roman temple and racing chariots.

Pupils in King’s School, Macclesfield, Infant & Junior Division were immersed in a week-long celebration of some of our best loved artists, including L.S. Lowry, as well as a wonderful array of expressive techniques during a week devoted to creativity.
King’s ‘Art Week’ saw three visiting artists give special workshops showing the children the process of making original three dimensional artworks from start to finish.

To celebrate the most anticipated wedding of the year, King’s Infant and Junior pupils hosted a tea party fit for