Students in Tameside are making protective face shields for NHS staff and hospice workers in their school's technology department.
Pupils at Hyde Community College have been using a laser cutter to make the protective visors since last Thursday. So far, the equipment has been donated to Tameside Hospital and to a local hospice to help protect staff during the coronavirus crisis.
Caroline Brett, who works in the design and technology department at the school on Old Road, said there has been a 'massive team effort' from pupils and teachers to make the masks.
Her and a colleague, Matthew Brogan, have even been going in on days they should not be working to help with the project. "We've got the facility within the school so we're more than