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Feb 8, 2021 A secondary school and sixth form is urging the local community to get involved in its Lockdown Diaries project. Subscribe to our daily newsletter! Sign Up Deputy headteacher Darryn Robinson, at The Marches School, Oswestry with two symbols of lockdown The Marches School is collating the experiences of not only its students but the wider, Oswestry community to form a memoir of life over the past year. Students are also working with Oswestry Town Museum to create a lasting exhibition. The pupils are asking people of all ages and from all walks of life to submit extracts from their diaries, poems, pictures and photographs of their lives during 2020 and into this year. ....
Jan 30, 2021 Secondary school and sixth form pupils are working with their community to produce LockDown Diaries that will be a part of their town s history archive for the future. Subscribe to our daily newsletter! Sign Up The Marches School wants people in and around Oswestry to share their experiences in the online project. And it is working with the town s museum to produce a special exhibition area and Oswestry town council is also getting involved. In its newly launched website, lockdown-diaries.co.uk/ those behind the project say that 2020 marked a key point in history. Head boy, James Lowton, said: For the first time in living memory everything stopped, and families were told to stay in their homes. Normal routines of attending school, meeting people, visiting shops, hugging friends and family couldn’t happen, shops, restaurants, care homes, places of worship – all have had to alter the way they operate. ....