All the fun of the Fair Trade

Lilliesleaf Primary School invited Selkirk Fair Trade Steering Group's Mary Taylor (who came dressed as a banana) to share an assembly all about Fair Trade Fortnight.
By The Newsroom
Published 11th Mar 2016, 09:00 BST
Updated 11th Mar 2016, 13:24 BST
Lilliesleaf Primary School invited Selkirk Fairtrade Steering Groups Mary Taylor (who came dressed as a banana) to share an assembly all about Fair Trade Fortnight. Selkirk Co-Op also donated a range of fruits for the children at school and the pupils got to work slicing, chopping, peeling and spearing, and created Fair Trade Fruit Pots and Fair Trade Fruit Kebabs for the whole school to enjoy as their playtime snack.Lilliesleaf Primary School invited Selkirk Fairtrade Steering Groups Mary Taylor (who came dressed as a banana) to share an assembly all about Fair Trade Fortnight. Selkirk Co-Op also donated a range of fruits for the children at school and the pupils got to work slicing, chopping, peeling and spearing, and created Fair Trade Fruit Pots and Fair Trade Fruit Kebabs for the whole school to enjoy as their playtime snack.
Lilliesleaf Primary School invited Selkirk Fairtrade Steering Groups Mary Taylor (who came dressed as a banana) to share an assembly all about Fair Trade Fortnight. Selkirk Co-Op also donated a range of fruits for the children at school and the pupils got to work slicing, chopping, peeling and spearing, and created Fair Trade Fruit Pots and Fair Trade Fruit Kebabs for the whole school to enjoy as their playtime snack.

Selkirk Co-Op also donated a range of fruits for the children, who got to work slicing, chopping, peeling and spearing, to create Fair Trade fruit pots and kebabs for the whole school to enjoy as their playtime snack.

School cook April also got on board, making Fair Trade banana muffins for all.