The children of Gordon Greenidge Primary enjoyed a day of history and historical significance when they toured the Barbados Museum as well as the Garrison Savannah.
The sights of pieces of Barbadian artefacts captivated the eyes and minds of the infants A and B students immensely.
But, nothing was more fascinating than the chance to tour the nearby horse paddocks and to see and pet some of the prized horses.
The unbridled romps in the play park were also a thrill for the young students.
Tempted to touch
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