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Liverpool Shopping Park school poster presentation
Photo caption: Liverpool Shopping Park school poster presentation L-R: Michelle Atack, marketing manager for The Derwent Group, Kensington Primary School winner Amy Cao (age 6), runners up Douglas Learo (age 7) and Precious Obiako (age 9). Northway Primary School winner Cathy Yao (age 10), runners up Jake Lysaght (age 11) and Nia Evans (age 10) with Peter Sharples, senior contracts manager at Caddick Construction.
Caddick Construction and The Derwent Group, the team currently on site building the new £100m Liverpool Shopping Park, recently visited Kensington Primary School on Brae Street and Northway Primary & Nursery School to conduct a site safety talk.
Both schools had an assembly to learn about the dangers of playing on a building site. The team also challenged the children to take part in a site safety poster competition, which has resulted in six lucky children (three pupils from each school) winning the opportunity to have their artwork displayed on site hoardings.
For further information on Caddick Construction visit www.caddickconstruction.co.uk.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Beth Armstrong .
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