Toftwood Infant School pupil Arthur inside the mobile planetarium at Toftwood Junior School. Picture: Ian Burt <\/p>\n
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The exciting world of space exploration has been brought to life for pupils of a Norfolk infant school. <\/p>\n
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The company StarLincs brought a mobile planetarium to Toftwood Junior School, in Dereham, for Toftwood Infant School to explore. <\/p>\n
Fridays event tied in with the infant schools book week and pupils dressed in costumes related to Lost in Space. <\/p>\n
Toftwood Infant School class teacher Kelsey Hooper said: The children have loved learning about the topic of space and this event really brought it to life. <\/p>\n
We like to do things like this to give a real wow factor and to engage the children in a subject and they have really loved it. <\/p>\n
Ninety year one pupils, aged five and six, from Toftwood Infant School went over to Toftwood Junior School for the event. <\/p>\n
It was held at the venue because the junior school has more space to accommodate the mobile planetarium. <\/p>\n
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