Pupils make pennants for athletes
PUPILS at Naphill and Walters Ash School have been working hard to make flags for athletes who will compete in the 2012 London Games.
Every child in the school has designed and made a pennant to contribute to the Quilts 4 London project.
Around 14,000 people from groups such as scouts and guides and individuals across the country have sent their pennants to be presented to every participating athlete who will compete in the Olympics.
In keeping with the green ethics of the games, the pennants at the school were made entirely from recycled materials.
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