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Secretary of State for International Development
Taken from Blog Post
This morning’s shoot was in Sutton Coldfield where i photographed students from Fairfax School lobbying their MP Andrew Mitchell. The year 7 students presented the Secretary of State for International Development with 250 hand-made scarves containing 1100 signatures calling the government to help children living in poverty around the world go to school.
The students were involved in a month-long project for 1Goal, a global campaign running throughout the World Cup, which is calling on world leaders to bring education to 72 million children by 2015: http://www.sendmyfriend.org/one-goal
Students from Sutton Coldfield lobby Andrew Mitchell MP on Global Education. Photo credit: Jane Baker/ Greensnapperphotography.com
Andrew Mitchell MP makes a speech at Fairfax School in Sutton Coldfield. Photo credit: Jane Baker/ Greensnapperphotography.com
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