Luke Walker, from Marsden Nursery School, is seen with classmates who visited W H Smith

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Luke Walker, from Marsden Nursery School, is seen with classmates who visited W H Smith

Luke Walker, from Marsden Nursery School, is seen with classmates who visited W H Smith shop in Huddersfield being shown different coloured paper by deputy manager Mrs Alison Ledger. The visit was part of the pupilslatest theme project on paper. They have looked at newspapers, different types of paper and the uses of paper. They have made models and used different paper in creative work. At Smith they were shown the range of paper products on sale. 4th February 1991

Huddersfield Examiner Archive
Mirrorpix
United Kingdom
HUD 91 758

Media ID 21687166

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In this heartwarming photo print, Luke Walker, a bright-eyed student from Marsden Nursery School, is captured alongside his enthusiastic classmates during their visit to the W H Smith shop in Huddersfield. The purpose of their outing was to delve into the fascinating world of paper as part of their latest theme project. Under the guidance of Mrs Alison Ledger, the deputy manager at W H Smith, these young learners were treated to an educational experience like no other. As they stood in awe before a display of vibrant colored papers, Mrs Ledger patiently explained and showcased the diverse range of paper products available for purchase. This field trip served as a culmination of weeks spent exploring newspapers, various types of paper textures and understanding how paper is utilized in different ways. From crafting intricate models to unleashing their creativity through art projects using distinct varieties of paper - these budding minds had truly immersed themselves in all things related to this versatile material. The joy radiating from Luke's face perfectly encapsulates the excitement shared by his fellow schoolmates throughout this enlightening adventure. This nostalgic snapshot not only captures a moment frozen in time but also serves as a testament to the power and impact that hands-on learning experiences can have on young minds. As we look back upon this cherished memory from February 4th, 1991, it reminds us that education extends far beyond textbooks and classrooms; sometimes it takes us on unexpected journeys where even something as simple as different colored papers can ignite curiosity and spark lifelong passions.

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