Logan Primary School pupils were treated to some celebrity entertainment this week.
As part of a roadshow to express feeling through music, Scottish pop duo Saint PHNX stopped in at the primary as part of their mental health workshop.
Brothers Alan and Stevie Jukes hope to visit as many schools as they can across the country, and encourage youngsters to share their feeling and expressions through music.
The visit was part of a mental health workshop. (Image: Logan Primary School and Early Childhood Centre)
The brothers released their hit song 'Happy Place' in 2021, in memory of their father, who had died earlier that year.
Their workshop has been given the 'Happy Place' name, in hope that it can help youngsters who are going through a difficult period in their life.
Logan pupils were thrilled to take part in the workshop, with Saint PHNX returning from performing in Germany for Euro 2024 specially to put on their show.
Kids got the chance to listen in, sing along and get some pictures. (Image: Logan Primary School and Early Childhood Centre)
Kids had a great time listening to the brothers, signing along, taking pictures and getting their autographs.
The Happy Place Workshops began in November, and are free for each participating school.
SAINT PHNX VIDEO 2
Posted by Logan Primary School and Early Childhood Centre on Tuesday 18 June 2024
More information can be found on the initiative’s social media at www.twitter.com/happyplacework.
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