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Pupils reach out to elderly
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Pupils reach out to elderly
Young people from Dolphin School in Hurst have been building links with elderly people living with dementia. Its ‘Time Bandits’ initiative has seen the school’s drama and music departments team up, with pupils from years seven and eight visiting Henley Manor Care Home to collaborate on a variety arts-based projects with some of the elderly residents. According to the school, the aim is to explore and develop inter-generational relationships, and…
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