From left, Georgia Mitchell (Parkside), Beth Gallagher-Crossley (Parkside) and Jahoel McIntosh (Tong High)
Bradford pupils have been trained as guides to take visitors around a powerful new exhibition focusing on the human tragedy of the atomic bomb in Hiroshima.
Kokeshi: Stand Up, Speak Out, Make A Difference explores the story of Sadako Sasaki, who died of leukaemia aged 11 as a result of the bomb, along with 14 other children at her school.
The exhibition, running at Yorkshire Craft Centre until March 31, was opened with a video and surround sound re-enactment of the Hiroshima attack.
It has been organised by Education Bradford’s diversity and cohesion team.
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