Animation teaches kids in UK about child refugees

Aardman animation teaches UK school kids about child refugees

The award-winning animation studios behind Wallace and Gromit have partnered with charity Save the Children to create a short film about child refugees.

The four-minute film made by Aardman studios will be shown in schools and aims to educate students on refugees.

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