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Year One visit the residents of local care home

A group of school children in high-visibility vests and holiday headbands standing together in a common room. Several children are seated on the floor in front of them, and two handmade Christmas cards are propped up on a small table.
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Jan

Our Year One children visited the residents of Fairby Grange care home before Christmas to deliver Christmas cards they had made and to sing some Christmas songs.  Both the children and the residents had a wonderful time.

A group of young children wearing high-visibility yellow vests and festive holiday hats (Santa hats, elf hats, and reindeer antlers) standing and sitting in a decorated room. They appear to be performing or visiting, with handmade Christmas cards displayed on a small wooden table in the foreground.
A top-down view of a child's hands holding a green colored pencil over a white card with a drawing of a reindeer and Christmas trees. The table is covered with various colored pencils and an envelope addressed to "Residents of Fairby Grange."
A line of children in high-visibility vests and Christmas hats standing in a wood-beamed room next to a decorated Christmas tree. They appear to be singing or speaking to residents in a care home setting.
A high-angle shot of a child in a red sweatshirt coloring a blue Christmas card featuring a drawing of a reindeer. An envelope nearby is addressed to "Residents of Fairby Grange," and several colored pencils are scattered across the white table.