Tony Agogo teaches Jacob Onyango, seven, and Alfie Garcia, six, how to make clay masks BR0803/C
YOUNGSTERS were given a lesson in African culture and traditions at a mask-making and story-telling workshop.
As part of its Book Week, Year 2 pupils from Hawes Down Infant School, The Mead, West Wickham, were treated to a masterclass in making African clay masks by Nigerian Tony Ogogo, from African Ceramic Arts.
Headteacher Gill Duffin said: "The visit was arranged to extend multi- cultural links and to bring African culture to life for our pupils."
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