History | Bryning With Warton St Paul's C of E Primary School

We have been learning about World War II and the effect of war on peoples lives. We learnt what people did to protect themselves during the air raids. We now know about black outs, putting tape on the windows and the shelters that people went to when the air raid siren sounded. Some people sort safety in the underground tunnels, some had a Morrison shelter in their homes and some built Anderson shelters in the garden. One of our homework assignments was to make a model of a war time shelter. These are some of our excellent efforts.

Anderson shelters were built in the garden, Morrison shelters were a strong cage built indoors.

Anderson shelters were built in the garden, Morrison shelters were a strong cage built indoors. 3

Anderson shelters were built in the garden, Morrison shelters were a strong cage built indoors. 4

Anderson shelters were built in the garden, Morrison shelters were a strong cage built indoors. 5

Anderson shelters were built in the garden, Morrison shelters were a strong cage built indoors. 6

Anderson shelters were built in the garden, Morrison shelters were a strong cage built indoors. 7

Anderson shelters were built in the garden, Morrison shelters were a strong cage built indoors. 8

Anderson shelters were built in the garden, Morrison shelters were a strong cage built indoors. 9

Anderson shelters were built in the garden, Morrison shelters were a strong cage built indoors. 10

Anderson shelters were built in the garden, Morrison shelters were a strong cage built indoors. 11

Anderson shelters were built in the garden, Morrison shelters were a strong cage built indoors. 12

Anderson shelters were built in the garden, Morrison shelters were a strong cage built indoors. 13

Anderson shelters were built in the garden, Morrison shelters were a strong cage built indoors. 14