we have been learning about Mary queen of Scots,on the 27h 0f January we went to see Mary queen of scots at the museum Mary showed us nearly every thing about Marys life we got to see a copy of Marys tomb.

We have been learning about (MQS ) MQS means Mary Queen of Scots

Mary Queen of Scots was very nice to us we saw a big picture on the wall and she died because she had a lot of power over men and she went to France.

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Little red cow 825

We have been learning about Mary queen of Scot's and have still got more to learn about her. we went to the museum. To see Mary queen of Scot's (FAKE). It was fun and we saw the coins with Marys face on them. .LIKE THIS.

we have been learning about Mary Queen of Scots this term and we've still got more to go. we went to the museum on the 27Th of January to see Mary (fake). we had to do allot of some quizzes and looked at alto of pictures. And we saw Beatons. by RED COW 821.

this is very cool and i like this blog site very much and its fabulous

Hi im going to the museum to see MQS. MQS means Mary Queen of Scots. we are learning about MQS and everyone I think likes it.




From Red Cow 821

we visited Vivian French at the 'Caves' on 31st Oct

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Dussera Festival Lion

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