Asylum seekers share harrowing stories with Bosworth high pupils
Asylum seekers told their harrowing stories to children at a county high school.
The visitors, who fled from the Taliban and made their way to Britain, put on workshop sessions for students at Market Bosworth High School.
They wanted to help the youngsters understand the fear and uncertainty refugees go through when they leave their home country.
Pupils were challenged to think of what made them feel like outsiders.
School spokesperson Jean Campton said: "It is a very powerful workshop and challenges attitudes to immigrants and refugees."











2 Comments
by j, leic
Thursday, November 26 2009, 12:27PM
“For god''s sake, don't you people have any compassion at all?! What kind of a comment is that to post on this story?!
We have a duty to take our share of asylum seekers along with the rest of our European cousins, Why on earth should Spain, Italy, etc, take all the Asylum seekers just because, by fate of geography, they are the closest to Africa, Asia, etc.
Get real.”
by Kulgan, Crydee
Wednesday, November 25 2009, 2:03PM
“I wonder if they also told them why they travelled to the UK instead of the first country of the EU they entered?”