First we returned to Darrick Wood School, not to focus on the Home Front but on London Transport. This was a change of theme but Ed and I got stuck in and a good time was had by all. Thanks to Alison Tanner for posting the following comment on Facebook:
'We were very impressed - we'd loved the Home Front and weren't sure you could enthrall them as much with London Transport but they were so enthusiastic about it all you obviously succeeded! Thank you.'
Next up was Hayes primary School, which was a real delight:
'The children had a fantastic time. Excellent input and successful day. Thank you'
Our third day was spent at Churchill Primary School, Westerham where heavy rain couldn't dampen the enthusiasm of the pupils, the staff or the team:
'The children have had the most wonderful day, such wonderful input and friendly staff. They have all learnt so much and the bus has really helped to bring history to life. Thank you so much.'
Congratulations also to Churchill School as several of their pupils are the only ones so far to recognise an ARP issue Bible when they see one!
Driving home from Westerham I was unsure whether I was driving a bus or piloting a boat. Dark, flooded roads and continual torrential rain made it all very interesting. Now where did I leave my voice?
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