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Primary school makes jigsaw ahead of Rio Olympics

Published: 10:05 AM August 4, 2016    Updated: 9:01 PM October 27, 2020
Head Mr Riordan and organiser Mrs Curtain who's retiring with Portishead Primary School pupils have

Head Mr Riordan and organiser Mrs Curtain who's retiring with Portishead Primary School pupils have made jigsaw pieces to mark Olympics and are wishing Ruby Harold all the very best in Rio with the womens gymnastics team. - Credit: Jeremy Long \ JCL Photography

Key messages for this month’s Rio Olympics were taught at Portishead Primary School.

The town will be eagerly watching how Portishead gymnast Ruby Harrold gets on at the games, and pupils made a jigsaw to illustrate important skills for success.

Inspiration, respect and learning were among the key words used.

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