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Brookside creator Phil Redmond helps pupils at St Brigids Catholic Primary School
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Brookside creator Phil Redmond helps pupils at St Brigids Catholic Primary School
Brookside creator Phil Redmond helps pupils at St Brigids Catholic Primary School, Stockbridge Village, bury a time capsule. Amongst the objects inside is the 600th episode of Brookside. 10th August 1988
Stephen Shakeshaft
Liverpool Echo
Mirrorpix
Liverpool
England
Media ID 21885201
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Class Classroom Knowsley Merseyside Primary 1988
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In this photo print, we witness the iconic creator of Brookside, Phil Redmond, lending a helping hand to the enthusiastic pupils of St Brigids Catholic Primary School in Stockbridge Village. As they gather around a freshly dug hole, anticipation fills the air as they prepare to bury a time capsule that will encapsulate their memories and dreams for future generations. Amongst the cherished objects carefully placed inside this symbolic vessel is an artifact that holds immense significance - none other than the 600th episode of Brookside itself. This beloved television series has not only entertained audiences but also become an integral part of British culture during its run. The year is 1988, and it's evident from the children's attire and classroom setting that we are transported back to a simpler time - the vibrant decade known as the 1980s. The innocence and curiosity radiating from these young minds remind us of our own childhood experiences. This heartwarming snapshot captures more than just a moment frozen in time; it represents education at its core. It showcases how television can serve as both entertainment and inspiration for young learners, sparking their imaginations while broadening their horizons. Stephen Shakeshaft skillfully immortalizes this beautiful scene through his lens, allowing us to relive this significant event in Knowsley's history. As we gaze upon this photograph print, we are reminded of how influential figures like Phil Redmond have shaped not only popular culture but also educational landscapes across England.
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