Primary school children have been enjoying the delicacies of a Fairtrade pop-up shop!
St Thomas's Primary school pupils have been learning about the reasons for ethically sourced products, in particular bananas, as part of 'Fairtrade Fortnight'.
A group of year 5 and 6 boys called into the pop-up shop on Duke Street to turn their hands to making smoothies by peddle power.
Dylan and Tom explain what Fairtrade is:
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