Oakbank School students with some of the cards they received from Paris pupils
STUDENTS at Oakbank School shocked by last November's terrorist atrocity in Paris have exchanged cards and messages with counterparts in the French capital.
Co-ordinated attacks across the city killed 130 people.
After discussing the tragedy, a year-eight tutor group at the Keighley school made cards to show their support for French pupils.
A link was set-up with a Paris school by tutor Lisa Foley, who is friends with an English teacher in the city.
"It was a lovely idea and really showed our students' compassion for other people," said Hannah Borkala, marketing and event officer at Oakbank.
"Some of the year-eight group are now planning to become pen friends with the French students."
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