PUPILS at a Bradford primary school immersed themselves in a morning of civic pride and empowerment.
Year 6 pupils at Peel Park Primary School had written to Bradford BID's Chief Executive, Jonny Noble.
This resulted in him visiting the school and explaining his role at the BID.
The students were inspired by reading the book The Promise - which is about harnessing the power people have to transform their world.
Mr Noble said: “Bradford is the youngest city in the UK, and the young people of our city will undoubtedly shape its future.
"I was delighted to be asked to speak to the students as it was a brilliant opportunity to share the message that taking pride in where you live and work is so important.
"We all have a role to play in supporting our city centres to be thriving and welcoming places.”
Year 6 teacher Beth Pollard added: “The children had some fantastic questions and Jonny gave a great explanation of what the BID does and his role.
"It has been brilliant for the children to see that, like in The Promise story, lots of small actions can make a huge difference to improve our city.”
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