The children at Hebden Royd Primary School chose Ms Thunberg as she is an inspiration and because she stands up for what she believes in. Pic: GuzelianThe children at Hebden Royd Primary School chose Ms Thunberg as she is an inspiration and because she stands up for what she believes in. Pic: Guzelian
The children at Hebden Royd Primary School chose Ms Thunberg as she is an inspiration and because she stands up for what she believes in. Pic: Guzelian

Spectacular aerial pictures show Yorkshire school's Greta Thunberg tribute

Children at a school in West Yorkshire celebrated International Women’s Day by working with artists to create a giant portrait of climate activist Greta Thunberg.
By Robyn Vinter
Published 6th Mar 2020, 17:00 BST
Updated 6th Mar 2020, 17:04 BST

The 60m-long image was painted using the same line marking paint as used on sports fields by the children and award-winning artists from Sand In Your Eye.

The painting, which has taken a week to complete, features the words "A GIRL INSPIRING THE WORLD #IWD2020" and includes the childrens own artwork around the outside. Pic: Guzelian

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The painting, which has taken a week to complete, features the words "A GIRL INSPIRING THE WORLD #IWD2020" and includes the childrens own artwork around the outside. Pic: Guzelian

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The portrait was painted with sports pitch paint. Pic: Guzelian

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The portrait was painted with sports pitch paint. Pic: Guzelian

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