Harrogate primary school's key worker children sing emotional tribute to their mums and dads and other unsung heroes

Children of key workers at a Harrogate primary school have paid an emotional tribute to their mums and dads and other unsung heroes across the district who are continuing to work round-the-clock to keep us safe during the coronavirus outbreak.
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Pupils at Saltergate Primary School have been singing their hearts out to show their enormous gratitude, and have produced their own special cover version of 'Heroes' by Alesso ft Tove Lo.

In the moving music video, the children can be seen holding up a series of signs conveying important messages such as 'stay at home,' 'protect our NHS,' 'stay positive,' 'be kind,' and 'keep smiling.'

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The pupils all pay tribute to their own heroic mums and dads - 'nurses like my mum,' 'retail staff like my mum,' and 'the military like my dad.'

Pupils at Saltergate Primary School have been singing their hearts out to show their gratitude.Pupils at Saltergate Primary School have been singing their hearts out to show their gratitude.
Pupils at Saltergate Primary School have been singing their hearts out to show their gratitude.

The video gives mention to key workers including carers, retail staff, social workers, postal workers, volunteers, charity workers, teachers, delivery drivers, doctors, nurses, the military, and all members of the emergency services.

Year 5 class teacher Sarah Bellerby said: "The kids have been absolutely amazing during this time of uncertainty. All the children are children of key workers, and each and every one of them comes in with a smile on their face despite this daunting time.

"It took nearly two days and 24 takes to create this video, but they remained resilient and enthusiastic as they were eager to spread joy and happiness across the school community & wider community too, as well as wanting to make others smile and show their thanks and appreciation to the NHS and other key workers. We really couldn’t be prouder of them during this time."

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