Festival headdresses by Cayley Primary School
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See these vibrant headdresses inspired by Notting Hill Carnival and Boishakhi Mela.
Take a look at the vibrant headdresses created by Cayley Primary School.
Cayley pupils worked on a project exploring Caribbean culture and history by connecting with shared local traditions through colour, symbolism and celebration.
The children have created vibrant headdresses inspired by Notting Hill Carnival and Boishakhi Mela – two festivals rooted in rich cultural identities. Come and see them up close!
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