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Haydon Bridge pupils to attend UN conference
AROUND 40 students and five staff from Haydon Bridge High School are travelling to America next month to join the UN Student Conference.
AROUND 40 students and five staff from Haydon Bridge High School are travelling to America next month to join the UN Student Conference.
They will also tour UN headquarters and see a Broadway show in New York.
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