Year 6 pupil Elsa Parker comes face-to-face with a preserved baby crocodile dressed as a pirate - one of the items in a museum to be opened at a Hampshire school.
Elsa is one of five pupils from Wicor Primary School in Porchester who have been trained to be the curators of the Wicor Musuem, which boasts a collection of bizarre and unusual objects. The pupils will train others from the school. Elsa said: "I will be working behind the scenes, touching things I wouldn't normally be allowed to, doing lots of research and seeing things up close."
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