BLACK history week was celebrated at an Isleworth primary school this week.
Highlights of the week for pupils at the Blue School in North Street included the Freshwater Theatre where the youngsters were able to recreate events in black history.
For example when Rosa Parks kick started the Civil Rights movement in the US by refusing to give up her bus seat to a white person.
The children also got a chance to try their hand at some African crafts, such as making masks, clay pots and fabric painting as well as having a go at playing some African instruments.
History co-ordinator Hannah Oakes, said: “It's been a very successful week. The writing and drama workshops as well as the African crafts have helped to bring what they have learned about black history in class to life.
“They have created some lovely items and should be proud of the effort they have put in.”