Time was wound back for a day of hands on historical reenactment at a primary school.
Youngsters at Gembling Primary School dressed in medieval garb and learned about life in the middle ages on Tuesday 4 June.
Pupils got to grips with medieval artefacts and learned from John Canyard, of Historical Interpretation, about medieval medicine, arms and the lifestyle of people alive hundreds of years ago.
Grant Morrison, senior teacher at Gembling Primary School, said: “So far the pupils have really linked in with the whole theme and topic. It really has helped them learn and we hope to continue to inspire them.
“I think it is fundamental to what primary school education is, the fun and eagerness to learn is the essence of what we are all about.”
The day complemented the topic of castles, invaders and settlers, currently being studied by the children, and was enjoyed by the whole school.