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Christchurch Primary School pupils make handbags in textiles department

On Monday 12th June, Head of the Design Technology Faculty, Mrs Firth, welcomed 28 Year 3 pupils from Christchurch Chorleywood Church of England School to the Textiles Department. The primary school pupils spent two hours in the department, and had an opportunity to use the sewing machines in order to complete their project of making bags.

The pupils enjoyed a productive two hours and produced some lovely pieces of work as a result of their visit.

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