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Pupils give peace a chance
8:00am Saturday 27th September 2008
STAFF and students at a Hereford school have played their part in trying to bring peace to the world.
A programme of symbolic events was held at The Bishop of Hereford’s Bluecoat School to commemorate the United Nations International Day of Peace. A bed of peace windmills were made by Year 7 pupils and many pupils sent their own peace messages via their mobile phones. Symbolic white ribbons adorned trees in the ‘peace sanctuaries’ and a special Tree of Peace was decorated in the school grounds.
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Hanging notes to the tree for Peace Day are students Sophie Bromiman, Sarah Scotford and Jenny Calvert. 083838-1. Picture by David Griffiths.
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