Episode 3 Time for School

ALARM RINGS

# Rise and shine

# A new day

# Time for fun

# School today

# Meet new friends

# Teachers, too

# Ding-ding-ding! School bell rings

# Time for school. #

Here's Amelie arriving at school.

Good morning, Toby.

Is that Toby?

Mrs Cartmell is there to meet him.

Are you excited? Yeah?

Are you going to be Sir Toby today?

Knight of Warwick Castle.

Today at Mere Green, there is going to be a very special trip.

We're going to Warwick Castle.

-Are you excited?

-Yeah!

I want to be a knight.

How lucky! Visiting a castle.

-That's it, you hold my hand.

-Pardon?

Right, this is our bus that we're getting on to go to Warwick Castle.

Let's get going. Onto the bus, everyone.

Good girl. Right, then. OK.

Yay!

We're going to a castle!

HONKS HORN

Time for a sing song with Miss Mills.

# The wheels on the minibus go round and round

# Round and round

# Round and round

# The wheels on the minibus go round and round, all day long

# The horn goes on the minibus goes beep, beep, beep

# Beep, beep, beep

# Beep, beep, beep

# The horn on the minibus goes beep, beep, beep, all day long... #

Spider!

Toby is pretending his hand is a spider.

Get it away from me, Toby!

I don't think Amelie likes spiders.

Make it alive again.

Ah!

Oh, look, the castle!

They're nearly at the castle.

This is the way to Warwick Castle!

Is that it?

Oh, have they arrived?

This doesn't look like a castle, does it?

One, two, three, we're here!

We're at the castle!

Come on, then, here we are at the castle.

Careful, that's it, you jump down and find your partners.

That's it, find your partners. Well done to you two.

That's it, you walk along.

Here we are at the castle.

I'm excited.

Look there, a castle!

-Wow, look at the castle.

-Yay!

Ah, here's the castle.

Wow, look how big it is.

I think there's some dragons in here.

Dragons? Oh, I hope not, Toby.

Ooh, look, I think this is the great hall.

Wow.

Oh, wow.

Oh, look, it's a man dressing up as a knight.

Armour is made of metal which protected the knights

when they went into battle.

This is the first part of the helmet,

it comes in two pieces to make sure

you can move your head properly.

OK, so now the crowning glory, the sallet.

And there we have it.

The 15th century harness of plate armour.

What do you think? Does it look good?

-CHILDREN:

-Yes!

In goes the sword.

-There we go, the look is complete, that's better, isn't it?

-Yeah.

-Fantastic. Have you got any questions?

-I do, I do, I do!

Why do knights have to fight dragons?

Dragons tend to cause lots of devastation.

If you defeat a dragon, you'll be famous.

You'll be very heroic and brave.

Dragons are a bit scary though, aren't they?

-Have you got a real horse?

-Have I?

-Yeah.

We have a very special horse downstairs called Fortune.

-You'll have to pop down and have a look.

-Yeah.

Children, can we say a big thank you to the knight?

-CHILDREN:

-Thank you!

Thank you very much, it was a pleasure to meet you.

Can you see how shiny the armour is?

-I think we've got a few steps to climb.

-Oh, no!

That's a very tall tower.

We can't get up there.

-We can, we're going to climb there now.

-I can't get that big.

I can. I can go up to there.

It's a long way to climb up.

You have to go all the way up there to the big tower, look.

Just a few more steps, Amelie and Toby.

Up here!

Yeah, up here. Yeah.

Hi!

Wow, look at the view.

Look how high we are.

Everyone looks so small from down below.

At last, they're at the top of the castle, phew!

Look up now.

-You're really high up.

-Yeah.

-Hello!

-Hello.

-Wait for us.

Yes!

Hello.

Time to climb all the way back down again.

I'm holding on the whole way.

Carefully does it.

I'll do it.

Well done.

I wonder what they'll find next.

-Whoa.

-Do you remember the knight was saying about Fortune the horse?

-Yeah.

-That's Fortune.

-Is it a real horse?

-Looks like it but no, I don't think it's real.

-He just wiggled his tail.

-Did you see him wiggle his tail?

-Yeah.

Who would like to try on a helmet?

Right, let's let Dylan have a go.

Right, Dylan, turn to face all your friends.

Right, how does it feel, Dylan?

Nice, Dylan likes it.

This is our very own knight Dylan.

-Hello, knight Dylan.

-Thanks, Dylan.

There are so many interesting things to see.

Medieval toilet.

They didn't have fancy toilets like us.

Will you be his princess?

Toby and Amelie are enjoying the castle together.

Where to next?

Princess!

Look, the royal princesses.

Head on upstairs to see my friend, Princess Lily, she's waiting for you.

Welcome to the Princess Tower.

My name's Princess Lily and you met my friend Princess Eve outside

and now we need to go upstairs and help our sister Princess Isabella.

-Are you ready?

-Yeah.

-Yes, but this room is very magical.

This is our royal wish room here at Warwick Castle so what

we all need to do, we need to hold hands with the person next to you.

Will you hold my hand?

That's it, hold the hand of someone

and then we're all going to close our eyes

and after three I need you all to whisper a very special wish.

This room can hear your wishes and if you truly believe,

one day they might come true. So are you ready?

Close your eyes, hold them hands tight and after three.

One, two, three, make your wishes.

What would you wish for?

-Have you all made your wishes?

-CHILDREN:

-Yes.

Now I need a big royal cheer after three. One, two, three.

CHEERING

Follow me through this door and up the stairs.

Ready?

Hello, everyone and welcome to the Princess Room.

Now, my name is Princess Isabella and I'm so pleased you're here.

In the fairytale,

a tiny pea is buried under lots of mattresses on a bed.

If you can feel the pea when you sit on top of the pile,

it means you are a true prince or princess.

How will Damara do?

-Now, Damara, can you feel anything?

-Yes.

What can you feel?

-A lump.

-A lump?

-Yes.

Damara, do you know what that means if you can feel the pea?

It means that you are a real princess.

We have found a real princess.

Hurray for Princess Damara

and everyone gets a magic pea to take home.

Put them safe in your pockets so you don't lose your magical pea.

-It was lovely to meet you all.

-Yeah.

-Bye-bye.

Children, look who's come!

It's the brave knight.

-Do you feel strong enough to hold the sword?

-Yes!

OK, hold it tight with two hands.

Hold it tight. There you go.

Fantastic. Is it heavy?

-No.

-It is heavy, OK.

Well, let someone else hold it now, OK?

-Oh, is it heavy?

-No.

-No?

No. Wow, you're a warrior princess then, aren't you? Hold it tight.

-Do you think you could be a knight? Yeah.

-Can I have a go?

Well done.

One more high-five. Yeah!

Yeah, one more, go on. Fantastic.

Everyone has had a brilliant day at the castle

and now it's time to go home.

Children, have you had a good day?

What was your favourite part?

My one was climbing up the tower.

-My favourite part was seeing the dragon.

-The dragon?

# La-la-la

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