To recognise Refugee Week, Lancashire County Council invited school students to create a square for a Coronaquilt. The children at Ryelands looked at how colours affect the way we feel and thought about the colours of safety. They talked about the colour of their safe place and where they felt safe during Lockdown and how refugees need to find a safe place to live.

The children used paper and fabric to create their safe place: some used pictures and others made their squares quite abstract. Each square was photographed and digitally stitched together with the work from other students to create a virtual quilt.