Letters to a Care home

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 Letters to a Care Home

Last week, all children, across Years 3 to 6, wrote letters to the residents of a Care Home in Dagenham. We wanted to take part in a project that is being run across London boroughs. We wanted to brighten up the day for many of these residents who are currently unable to see loved ones, due to the Covid pandemic.

Our children really rose to the challenge and wrote letters sharing their news with the residents and wishing them a very happy Christmas.

Well done Squirrels - What caring children you are! Merry Christmas!





                 




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