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Going Greek at Golden Valley

Published: 9:36 AM December 4, 2014    Updated: 8:57 PM October 27, 2020
Pupils dressed up as gods, warriors and citizens of ancient Greece.

Pupils dressed up as gods, warriors and citizens of ancient Greece. - Credit: Archant

CHARACTERS from myths and legends roamed the hallways of a Nailsea school as the children learnt about ancient Greeks.

Pupils from Golden Valley Primary School sampled some Greek food, learnt about the Olympics and made leaf wreaths and shields.

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