AMBITIOUS bright young things asked some big questions about the future. Children at The Valley Primary School in Astley Bridge pictured themselves 20 years down the line and the future really is looking bright for the pupils have big aspirations. The school took part in a Big Me Day, where every child, including nursery children, dressed up as the person they would like to be in the future. And the school was filled with young doctors, scientists, fashion designers, chefs, stylists and many other young professionals. The purpose of the Big Me Day was two-fold – to raise aspirations and to raise awareness about children living in very different circumstances across the world.
AMBITIOUS bright young things asked some big questions about the future. Children at The Valley Primary School in Astley Bridge pictured themselves 20 years down the line and the future really is looking bright for the pupils have big aspirations. The school took part in a Big Me Day, where every child, including nursery children, dressed up as the person they would like to be in the future. And the school was filled with young doctors, scientists, fashion designers, chefs, stylists and many other young professionals. The purpose of the Big Me Day was two-fold – to raise aspirations and to raise awareness about children living in very different circumstances across the world.
The Valley School’s Key Stage One pupils AMBITIOUS bright young things asked some big questions about the future! Children at The Valley Primary School in Astley Bridge pictured themselves 20 years down the line and the future really is looking bright for the pupils have big aspirations. The school took part in a Big Me Day, where every child, including nursery children, dressed up as the person they would like to be in the future. STAR: Pupils reaches for the stars And the school was filled with young doctors, scientists, fashion designers, chefs, stylists and many other young professionals. The purpose of the Big Me Day was two-fold – to raise aspirations and to raise awareness about children living in very different circumstances across the world.
The Valley School’s Key Stage One pupils AMBITIOUS bright young things asked some big questions about the future! Children at The Valley Primary School in Astley Bridge pictured themselves 20 years down the line and the future really is looking bright for the pupils have big aspirations. The school took part in a Big Me Day, where every child, including nursery children, dressed up as the person they would like to be in the future. STAR: Pupils reaches for the stars And the school was filled with young doctors, scientists, fashion designers, chefs, stylists and many other young professionals. The purpose of the Big Me Day was two-fold – to raise aspirations and to raise awareness about children living in very different circumstances across the world.