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Well done Malala!

Malala Yousafzay and Kailash Satyarthi receiving their Nobel Peace Prize Awards, December 2014 Photo: www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-30411049
NEWS / 11 December 2014

At the Awards Ceremony on Friday, 24th October, on the back of an idea from Jakob Miller, 1st Year English student, everyone in the school hall held a piece of paper congratulating Malala Yousafzay on the recent announcement of her jointly winning the Nobel Peace Prize 2014.

At the Awards Ceremony on Friday, 24th October, on the back of an idea from Jakob Miller, 1st Year English student, everyone in the school hall held a piece of paper congratulating Malala Yousafzay on the recent announcement of her jointly winning the Nobel Peace Prize 2014. 1st and 2nd Year English students have been studying Malala in English. 

Earlier this week, Malala received her Nobel Peace Prize alongside her co-recipient, Kailash Satyarthi earlier this week.  Watch the video of Stratford students congratulating Malala!

[Video: www.youtube.com]

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