Red Class Enjoy a Memorable Trip to the Commercial Vehicle Museum

Red Class had the pleasure of visiting the Commercial Vehicle Museum in Leyland, where they had the exciting opportunity to get up close with a variety of real-life vehicles. The children were captivated as they explored the vehicles, sparking their curiosity and igniting sensory exploration. As they touched, observed, and interacted with the vehicles, the trip brought their current topic of transport and technology to life in a way that was both educational and engaging.

Three boys sit inside a modern-looking truck cab display. One boy sits in the main driver's seat, while the other two sit nearby, with one covering his ears as they explore the interactive experience.

A boy in a wheelchair poses in front of an old-fashioned green truck with the license plate “EG 568” inside a transport museum. A red touchscreen display and other vintage vehicles are nearby.

Two smiling children sit next to each other on navy blue seats inside a retro bus or coach exhibit. Both wear school uniforms with harnesses and look excited.

A boy sits in the driver’s seat of a red vintage vehicle surrounded by old Leyland buses. Several yellow helmets rest beside him on the leather seat as he holds the large steering wheel.

A child and an adult sit side by side on a historic red fire engine labeled “No. 4” from Barking Fire Brigade, with brass details, helmets on display, and a sign reading “It’s time to get on board!”

A young girl smiles while sitting in the driver's seat of a vintage red fire engine, wearing a yellow firefighter helmet. Behind her are classic green and white buses on display indoors.