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Mini masterpieces go on display

A Burnley primary school staged an art exhibition featuring the work of every pupil.
By The Newsroom
Published 3rd Jan 2017, 14:54 BST
Updated 11th Jan 2017, 04:19 BST
Year six students Jaida Simpson, Mia Haworth, Charlotte Booth and KT Cook show off their artwork at Rosewood Primary School.Year six students Jaida Simpson, Mia Haworth, Charlotte Booth and KT Cook show off their artwork at Rosewood Primary School.
Year six students Jaida Simpson, Mia Haworth, Charlotte Booth and KT Cook show off their artwork at Rosewood Primary School.

Rosewood Primary held the unique show and each piece of art was professionally mounted, framed and labelled.

Parents were invited into the school to view their children's masterpieces and also buy them.

The exhibition raised cash for the school and also the Zoe's Place Baby Hospice, a charity that provides respite care for ill youngsters up to the age of five.