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81 young interpreters from nine different Rochdale primary schools came together to celebrate their roles and the work they have done to bridge languages and communities.
The children have all effectively promoted bilingualism in their own school and across the local authority.
81 individual pieces of art are combined to create one final piece; an artistic representation of the bridge over the River Roch. The children’s artwork symbolises the role that they have played building bridges for newly arrived children migrating into the area.
Suitable for all ages
Part of PHM’s year long programme exploring migration. Following an open call for submissions, the 2020 community exhibition programme was selected by a Community Programme Team made up of people whose lives have been shaped by migration.
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