The Peterborough Intergenerational Action Group met for the first timein May this year. This multi-agency group includes representatives fromhealth, education, Age Concern, Peterborough Council for VoluntaryServices and Peterborough Youth Council. The group is mapping currentintergenerational projects, sharing good practice and raising theprofile of this work to strategic leads within the city.
Another great example of generations coming together in a meaningful wayis at the Teddy Bears Inn day nursery, where staff ages range from 19 to78. 'Great gran' as all the children have taken to calling her, was inprimary teaching for over 40 years and brings a whole different set ofexperiences into the nursery.
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