Pupils from St Peter’s C of E Primary School in Ashton have been spreading a little cheer during the Coronavirus lockdown.
They’ve written to their friends at Moss Cottage, the care home they visited last month to sing songs for residents, reassuring them and spreading the message of love.
The children designed their own cards and messages and sent their well wishes to those currently in the home.
Well done St Peter's!
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