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Lending a hand to help animals are these pupils from Hepworth Junior and Infant School
Lending a hand to help animals are these pupils from Hepworth Junior and Infant School. About 90 children from the school painted one of their hands and printed it to a sheet of paper to support a Royal Society for the Protection of Animals campaign. The national event has been organised so that young people can demonstrate their concern for animals. The RSPCA, along with the Scottish SPCA, hopes to collect enough handprints to stretch an imaginary line from Lands End in the south to the Shetland Isles in Scotland. 14th April 1989
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Huddersfield Examiner Archive
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Hepworth
West Yorkshire
England
HUD 89 1975
Media ID 21689568
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Huddersfield Primary School Schoolchildren Schools West Yorkshire
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In this heartwarming photo print, we see the compassionate and caring nature of the pupils from Hepworth Junior and Infant School as they lend a hand to help animals. Around 90 children from the school came together to paint one of their hands and create a beautiful handprint on a sheet of paper. This act was in support of a campaign by the Royal Society for the Protection of Animals (RSPCA), aiming to raise awareness about animal welfare. The national event organized by RSPCA, along with Scottish SPCA, encouraged young people like these students to showcase their concern for animals through creative means. The goal was ambitious - collecting enough handprints to stretch an imaginary line all the way from Lands End in the south to the Shetland Isles in Scotland. This photograph captures not only a moment frozen in time but also represents unity, empathy, and education. It showcases how even at such a young age, these children are actively participating in making a difference in society. Their painted handprints symbolize their commitment towards protecting our furry friends. Taken on April 14th, 1989, this image serves as both an inspiration and reminder that small actions can have significant impacts when it comes to advocating for causes close to our hearts. These schoolchildren from Huddersfield, West Yorkshire exemplify what it means to be responsible global citizens who care deeply about animal welfare and understand its importance for future generations.
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