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Trudy Harrison quizzed by school pupils about how to make a difference Pupils from 13 Copeland schools quizzed their MP on how to make positive change within their communities. 13 schools across Copeland including Moor Row Community Primary School, Gosforth Cof E Primary School and Keswickâs St Herbert’s are taking part in this Bright Stars Business Challenge which aims to help youngsters understand how to run an effective campaign on an area of importance to them. They met with Copeland MP Trudy Harrison online. The live Q&A session saw primary schools pupils across the county meet with Cumbriaâs MPs to understand more about how they support their communities and lead change. ....
GUIDING BRIGHT STARS: MP Trudy Harrison sat down for a virtual Q&A with pupils on how to support their communities, and lead change Pupils from more than a dozen schools have quizzed their MP on how to make positive change within the community. Copeland MP Trudy Harrison held a live Q&A session with a total of 13 schools across the borough yesterday (April 30), all of which are taking part the Bright Stars Business Challenge, which aims to help youngsters understanding how to run an effective campaign on important topics to them. As part of the scheme, pupils from Moor Row Community Primary School, Gosforth Cof E Primary School and Keswick’s St Herberts and other schools met with Mrs Harrison to understand how she supports the community, and leads change. ....
The remotely-operated robot was developed by Forth last year as a response to the fight against Covid-19. It has helped several organisations to disinfect, including Gen2 in preparation for the return of students. Mark Telford, managing director of Forth, said: “It was a pleasure to use innovative technology we have developed here in West Cumbria to benefit children in our community. “School teachers and support staff, pupils and parents have all been through a lot over the last 12 months. It was great to bring smiles to some faces when we used our disinfecting robot to ensure the outdoor playground equipment at Moor Row Community Primary School was safe ahead of children returning to school this week.” ....
Copeland pupils brought a smile to many people s faces and a tear to a few eyes by taking the time to write letters to older people. Moor Row Community Primary School year 5 and 6 pupils took part in the Chatterboxes Challenge Loneliness project, with Age UK West Cumbria, to bring cheer to people. The school said on their Facebook page: We are very proud of each and every one of our pupils. Chatterboxes challenge Loneliness is a project being undertaken by our Year 5 & 6 pupils working with Age UK West Cumbria. Age UK thanked the school, saying: Thank you to the wonderful students from years 5 & 6 at Moor Row Community Primary School who created a project to tackle loneliness this Christmas. 20 beautiful letters were posted out to older people in West Cumbria this week. The children also want to encourage other schools in the area to join them in this fantastic project to show inter-generational support across our community. ....