Year 3 enjoyed an exciting educational visit to the Copper Jack and the National Waterfront Museum, where they discovered the fascinating story of Copperopolis and Swansea's rich industrial heritage. Pupils took part in an engaging science workshop exploring rocks and metals, bringing their classroom enquiry learning to life.

The children were enthusiastic, curious and eager to learn throughout the day, asking thoughtful questions and making valuable connections to their learning in school. Their behaviour was exemplary and they were wonderful ambassadors for St Joseph's.

It was a fantastic opportunity to develop their enquiry skills through first-hand experiences, helping them deepen their understanding of science, history and the world around them. A brilliant day was had by all!