What is a monarchy?

In History this week, Year 3 have been learning all about 'monarchy'. We learned that a monarchy is when a country has a king or a queen. We know that we have a monarchy because of our king - King Charles III.

Each of us then got into character as a real king or queen from history, and together, we made a 'human timeline'! Lots of us were called Henry!





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