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ALT Two primary school students sat on one side of the looking at art work they have produced. The artwork is brightly coloured. One has a pair of scissors in their hand.
ALT Two primary school students sat either side of a desk with pencil cases in front of them. They are both busy writing in their notebooks.
ALT A page of a primary school child's notebook. In it is a drawing of the sea with animals in. The point of the drawing is to show how plastic pollution is bad for the sea and animals. The author would like adults to do better.
ALT A table covered in pieces of artwork that are brightly coloured in oranges, reds, pinks and yellows. Primary school students are stood by the table looking at them, each other and someone else (presumably a teacher) off picture.
ALT A screenshot of a video call involving five people. All are smiling at the camera. Three are waving and one is holding a cat.
ALT A front cover of a paper publication cropped to only include a portrait picture of Jebb looking at the camera. Below the image her name, Eglantyne Jebb, is written. The paper is yellowed from age.
ALT A cartoon from a publication. It is entitled 'National Baby Week Poster' and depicts a person protecting two children that are stood at their feet from a cloaked, skeletal figure that represents Death with it's scythe and cloak. Below the drawing is written 'Save the Babies'.
ALT The front a back page of a publication entitled 'The Save the Children Fun: What it is and what it does'. The front cover includes the logo of the Fund. On the back page it details the 'Declaration of Geneva' and the suggested rights of children and obligations of adults.