Pupils from Hillocks Primary School, Sutton, helped staff at a new care home bury a time capsule.
They were asked by the home to collect artefacts for the time capsule that would give children of the future a glimpse of what life was like in 2017.

Pupils from Years 5 and 6 visited Kingfisher Court with teaching assistant, Michelle Scott and governor Naomi Parker. Also present at the ceremony was Coun Steve Carroll and the capsule included a recent newspaper article about his involvement with the school.

Pupil Maisie Berry read a poem. Home manager Paul Quirk unveiled a sundial. Kingfisher Court, which will be run by the Oakdale Care Group, is due to open in April.

Pictured, back row, are Michelle Scott, Claire Adsetts, Paul Quirk, Sian Ellis (Oakdale), Chris Babington (Oakdale), Steve Carroll, Lynsey Clements (front of house manager), Andrew Long (Oakdale) and Teresa Heath.

Front row are Maisie Berry, Kaci Morley, Laci-Mai Goddard, Tempest Godson, CJ Redfern and Naomi Parker. Photo: Therese Cooklin