Science - Who was Mary Anning?

 Today we explored Mary Anning and her life - discovering all about how significant and important she was, and debating how our mindset, expectation and view of women has changed in the last 200 years.

The children loved completing a draw along of an Ichthyosaur, and produced some incredible work - learning that excellent work sometimes leads to cool science prizes!









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