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Africa week at Trinity school

Published: 2:52 PM June 18, 2016    Updated: 9:00 PM October 27, 2020
Pupils with African masks and drums.

Pupils with African masks and drums. - Credit: Archant

Children at Trinity Primary School have been learning about Africa.

They studied the Lion King before enjoying making masks, trying African fruits and taking part in a workshop run by a visiting African dancer and drummer.

The Portishead school believes the activity-filled week will help the pupils’ understanding.

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