The fun and fascinating lessons have been with Prags Birk, creative director of Cultural Education-Asian Ltd.
Deputy headteacher Anna Ganley said: “Diversity is one of our three curriculum drivers, so we were delighted to have Prags join us in school to deliver Hinduism and Sikhism interactive workshops to every year group.
"We strive to promote diversity and inclusion within our school and community at all levels. Prags has given our children knowledge and skills to take on board messages about diversity and mutual respect.”
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- Photo: Michelle Adamson
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Pupils created art on their hand with traditional henna Photo: Michelle Adamson
3. WIGAN - 26-04-22 Prags Birk, creative director of Cultural Education-Asians, with pupils at Aspull Church Primary School, to deliver Hinduism and Sikhism interative workshops, with traditional dancing, dressing up, henna, artwork and a Sikh Gurudwara set up, to every year group in the school.
Pupils try the craft of henna on their hands. Photo: Michelle Adamson
4. WIGAN - 26-04-22
Prags Birk, creative director of Cultural Education-Asians, with pupils at Aspull Church Primary School, to deliver Hinduism and Sikhism interative workshops, with traditional dancing, dressing up, henna, artwork and a Sikh Gurudwara set up, to every year group in the school.
Pupils try out traditional dancing as part of the workshop Photo: Michelle Adamson