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PUBLISHED: 09:00 29 October 2010

Pupils from Fairfield school, Backwell building a Lego village.

Pupils from Fairfield school, Backwell building a Lego village.

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LEGO flowers, trees, homes and cars were built by youngsters from Fairfield School in Backwell to mark Jeans for Genes day.

Pupils from Fairfield school, Backwell building a Lego village.

A Lego instructor helped the youngsters to build their own homes and gardens before putting all the pieces together to make a village.

The children also took part in an electric Lego workshop to light up model buildings and move trams and trains.

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