rainbows for the NHS

Rainbows have become a common sight in the UK these days, as people put up pictures of the stunning weather phenomenon in their windows to ease an otherwise sombre mood and to cheer up those suffering through the coronavirus isolation. They have come as a welcome addition to the pandemic for many. 
Children have been responsible for drawing most of the rainbows, which symbolise the sun emerging amid a rainy backdrop.
They ultimately serve as a reminder to stay positive, with several groups set up around the country to keep the movement alive.
Our St Martin de Porres children have joined this movement in many different ways. Look at their creations:

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Look at Hidaya-Nur painting a rainbow for her window:
Look at Daniel doing his writing after painting some rainbows and turning himself into a rainbow merman:

year 1

Zak's mum says:
​Here's a few pics of the rainbows we drew to show support for the NHS #RainbowsForNHS 😁.

year 2

Look at Matthew and his sister drawing a rainbow with chalk on their driveway:
Look at Livia in the making of her rainbow:
Look at Isabella's painted rainbow:

year 3

Look at Oskar's beautiful rainbow:

year 4

Look at the fabulous rainbow Nevaeh as made:
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Look at all the rainbows in windows Emily spotted on her daily walk:
Look at all the rainbows Emily drew with chalk on the ground:
Kei Kei's mum writes:
From the NHS Learning Project pdf, Kei Kei said she would choose Happiness. If she could send her aunty, who works in the NHS, anything to make her smile she would send some homemade windmills and a rainbow pop up card. Plus lots of chocolates to spoil her.

year 5

Look at Isabel's rainbow made on JiT:

YEAR 6

Look at Malaika's rainbows made on JiT:
Look at Bo's (and her sister's) art in support of the NHS:
Look at Tesiah's creation in support of the NHS: