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Posted on: June 17th 2025

Year 6 Trip to Sutcliffe Park for Junior Citizen Workshop

Year 6 pupils had a fantastic time during their recent visit to Sutcliffe Park in London, where they took part in the Junior Citizen Workshop.

The Junior Citizen Scheme provided the pupils with an interactive, hands-on experience designed to teach them about personal safety, responsible citizenship, and how to respond in emergency situations. The programme included engaging workshops covering a range of important topics such as health awareness, fire safety, personal safety, and road safety.

These sessions were delivered in collaboration with local emergency services, providing pupils with the opportunity to learn from real-life professionals.

It was a valuable and enjoyable experience that equipped our pupils with vital life skills.

 

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