Plumbing can be good fun
9:21am Friday 18th July 2008
By Jack Pankhurst
Plumbing is another activity running for secondary school students at Weymouth College.
Many of the students enjoyed this. We interviewed three of the young lads who were called Shaun Bell, Adam Gray and Sami Bessaad.
They told us that it is the best activity they had done all day'. Shaun said that welding the copper pipes together was my favourite part of the day'.
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