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Half-term fun with a serious message came to Huddersfield Early Learning Centre
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Half-term fun with a serious message came to Huddersfield Early Learning Centre
Half-term fun with a serious message came to Huddersfield Early Learning Centre. The centre held a road safety week as a follow-up to last months successful fire safety week. As well as playing safety games, the shops young customers were given a road safety talk and took part in a safety competition. Telephone helpline Childline will also benefit from the week as all competition entrants were asked to pay a fee which will go to the charity. Caroline Ainsworth of Huddersfields Road Safety Unit, is pictured giving a talk with the help of a road safety video. 20th February 1991
Huddersfield Examiner Archive
Mirrorpix
United Kingdom
HUD 91 1090
Media ID 21687192
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Half-term fun with a serious message came to Huddersfield Early Learning Centre. The centre organized a road safety week, following the success of last month's fire safety week. In addition to engaging in safety games, the young customers of the shops were given an informative talk on road safety and participated in a thrilling safety competition. The print captures Caroline Ainsworth from Huddersfield's Road Safety Unit as she delivers an engaging talk, aided by a captivating road safety video. Her dedication to educating children about staying safe on the roads is evident in her animated expressions and gestures. This initiative not only aimed at promoting awareness among children but also extended its impact beyond the learning center walls. All participants of the competition were requested to pay a fee that will be donated to Childline, a telephone helpline for children in need. Thus, this event served as an opportunity for both education and charity. As we look back at this snapshot from February 20th, 1991, it reminds us of how educational institutions like Huddersfield Early Learning Centre have always strived to create innovative ways of imparting knowledge while instilling important values such as responsibility and compassion within young minds. This print encapsulates an era when books, television programs, videos were pivotal tools for entertaining and educating schoolchildren. It serves as a nostalgic reminder of 'all our yesterdays' while highlighting timeless themes that continue to shape our society today.
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